I would like to know whether it is possible to generate a mask of saturation + for example, such as the brightness used in color glands But in CSS 3 only using linear-gradient? I tried different things like:
Background: Linear-gradient (right, HSLA (0, 100%, 0,0) 0%, HSLA (0,0%, 0% .5) 100%), / * saturation mask * / linear-gradient (top, HSLA (0,0%, 0%, 5) 0%, HSLA (0,0%, 100%, 5) 100% ), / * Illumination mask * / But I can not do anything like a picture, the exact combination can not be found, and because I do not fully understand, t know that it's possible.
Thank you
Perhaps the way you write it.
- For the image, there will be 1 gradient + a background color.
- You do not close your rules correctly, a value is still expected
100 , / * Li :) - This can be:
ele {background: linear-gradient (0deg, hsla (0,0) Any repeating, white linear-gradient (180 degrees, HSLA (0,0%, 0%, 5), 0%, 0%, 5% 0%, HSLA (0,0%, 100%, 5) ) 0%, HSLA (0,0%, 100%, 5) 100%) No-repetitive authority; Background-shaped: 95% 100%, 5% 100%; } (The shield covers the body)
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