I know, there are workarounds such as using a raster graphic background image (Google Chrome supports smooth transitions between those, but Firefox not currently.).
Relevant article from CSS-Tricks.com: https://css-tricks.com/transitioning-gradients/
It is already possible to write CSS code that might allow smooth transitions between linear gradients in future. Maybe it's the fault of browser developers who have not implemented yet, I am not sure.
But it would be great if CSS officially supported smooth transitions between linear gradients.
I know, there are workarounds such as using a raster graphic background image (Google Chrome supports smooth transitions between those, but Firefox not currently.).
Relevant article from CSS-Tricks.com: https://css-tricks.com/transitioning-gradients/
It is already possible to write CSS code that might allow smooth transitions between linear gradients in future. Maybe it's the fault of browser developers who have not implemented yet, I am not sure.
But it would be great if CSS officially supported smooth transitions between linear gradients.