However, I still can’t believe webkit hasn’t incorporated a way to specify pixel coordinates in the start/stop positions. This makes it really hard to specify a gradient for a page background where you don’t know the height of the body element. You can of course use a container element with a set height, but that just contributes to divitus, and doesn’t need to happen.
Dustin Hansen
Great article, Ethan. _
However, I still can’t believe webkit hasn’t incorporated a way to specify pixel coordinates in the start/stop positions. This makes it really hard to specify a gradient for a page background where you don’t know the height of the body element. You can of course use a container element with a set height, but that just contributes to divitus, and doesn’t need to happen.