Add background css property to allow gradients#114
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Kunamatata wants to merge 1 commit intokufii:masterfrom
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Add background css property to allow gradients#114Kunamatata wants to merge 1 commit intokufii:masterfrom
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@kufii I've created my own fork of this project, but if you want to merge this in, this extension will have support for gradients. An upgrade in the future might be to allow the user to set those colors in the web view panel. |
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Also like this, would really appreciate if this will be added |
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This PR allows using CSS gradients without touching any of the javascript files or extension code.
By adding
background: var(--container-background-color);tostyle.csswe enable users to do the following in theirsettings.jsonExample:
{ "codesnap.backgroundColor": "linear-gradient(62deg, #8EC5FC, #E0C3FC)" }