[Pro] gradient fill html box + RPL ?

Hi.
I have an html box on a page, I want to add some text to it and make its background gradient. also I want to apply RPL to the page. the problem is: I want a 2 colored gradient, not a smooth one. e.x the top area pure black, and bottom area pure white. so, I can’t use CSS3 Gradient action because it has not that ability. also I can’t use tiled gradient images, couse when someone zooms the text, the box will grow up, but images can not grow. so I planned another way; I created an html box (1), and added 2 html boxes (2) (3) as its child. I set the height of both of them to 50% so each one of them fills half of the parent html box; even when it grows. I set their width to 100% and added each one a background color. I created another html box as child of html box (1) and added my text to it. so far now, everything looks pretty good, but in browser all objects will get out of their place. whats your suggestion? what you think am I missing guys?


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can anybody help? Waltd if you are reading this please help.


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I would try making a single gradient image from one color to the
other, and then set the HTML background color on the box itself to one
of those colors. Then, set the background image to tile horizontally,
but stick to either the top or the bottom. If the box grows, it will
reveal the background color (which lives underneath the background
image) and as long as you have matched the color of the end of your
gradient precisely to the background color, nobody will ever see it.

Walter

On Sep 13, 2011, at 6:46 AM, Khashayar Ebrahimi wrote:

can anybody help? Waltd if you are reading this please help.


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