Want a nice gradient background on your site? background-image: linear-gradient(red, blue); BOOM, done! Ok, it’s a little boring. So if you want more, I recommend this css-tricks article and MDN page. Still here? Alright, let’s go and have a look at some of the details of how linear-gradients actually work. First of all, let’s remind ourselves of the syntax allowed in the linear-gradient function:
The CSS background-blend-mode property blends the backgrounds of an element: colors, images, and gradients, together with Photoshop-like blend modes (multiply, screen, overlay, etc). It is very new and is curently supported by the latest releases of Chrome, Firefox, and Opera. The property is coming to Safari soon but not available in Internet Explorer. CSS gradients are already immensely powerful
Gradient Animation Trick
You can't animate gradient colors in CSS. No, really. There are a lot of animatable properties, but the one used for gradients, background-image, is not on the list. Fortunately, if you were looking to animate a simple light-to-dark gradient fade, then there's a decent workaround. Use background-size to stretch your gradient to be taller than the element it's on. Now you can animate background-pos
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