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== Things an author has to learn with this syntax, not in linear-gradient: ==
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* Two gradient lines (horizontal and vertical radii) instead of one (unless using 'circle' keyword). No getting around this in either syntax.
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* Percentages are relative to both dimensions, fixed distances measured against horizontal only. This is in the more complex syntax too.
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* <side-or-corner-or-center> and 'center' both have an effect on the gradient line length, but it is a very simple calculation (the centered gradients have half the gradient line length of the others; 'center' means you use the smaller dimension only).
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* <side-or-corner-or-center> and 'center' both have an effect on the gradient line length, but it is a very simple calculation (the centered gradients have half the gradient line length of the others; 'center' means you use the smaller dimension of either horizontal or vertical only).
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