New single color stop gradients feature #2776
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Thanks so much @lolaodelola. I'll need a peer or owner to approve this before this can be merged. |
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This looks good! I opened mdn/browser-compat-data#26264 to add the keys for the repeating gradients.
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I came across this feature when browsing new features on webstatus.dev, and it strikes me as too small a behavior to warrant its own feature. I would have made this part of the existing gradients and conic-gradients features, and I suggested that we split it when we have support for it in #3000. |
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See mdn/browser-compat-data#26062. Gradient functions can now take a single color stop. Available in Firefox 136, and coming in other browsers.