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you could also use the string token fn (or curly braces just like in semanticTokens), mostly useful for these cases (composite values) css({
border: `linear-gradient(350deg, {colors.neutral.7} 0%, {colors.primary.9} 21%, black)`
}) |
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Oh, yes @astahmer this was a real life saver! Thank you, not sure why but it wasn't obvious for me, nor intuitive. I had looked also in https://panda-css.com/docs/guides/dynamic-styling maybe this pattern should appear in the end section I guess seing this pattern also appearing on the gradient documentation can be good since this is one of the main use case for it. |
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Gradients
Description
I have very hard times doing a simple gradient. Here is my css equivalent:
What I tried with panda so far:
The overall background gradient feature may gain a lot to be better documented.
I also saw that you can add gradients in the panda config, but I am less interrested in that since I am actually using this gradient in just one component.
Thanks a lot for all that great work
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