How to change header's style from a solid color to a custom background (like linear-gradient)?
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…perty Custom style will be in User defined CSS: https://github.com/gilsondev/pelican-clean-blog#user-defined-css
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I can be used in User defined CSS (https://github.com/gilsondev/pelican-clean-blog#user-defined-css), for instance like this: div#header-with-navigation { background: linear-gradient(Red, Black); }
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I did these two changes in my own fork: It allows this (see blog change): Not sure if I should propose the change "upstream". ❓ |
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Hello,
My blog has a blue header via
HEADER_COLOR=PowderBlue.I would like to change header's style to
background: linear-gradient:I have tried to change User defined CSS but I was not able to change the style (I am a CSS newbie 😇).
Thanks in advance for your help. 😃
PS: my blog's code is in this GitHub repository.
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