style="filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Gradient(endColorstr='#C0CFE2', Code (markup): Um, I do remember someone on another forums trying to find a "CSS-only" way to make a gradient, which he did end up doing (with a lot of code). The problem with the above is that only IE browsers will see it. : ( Filter is a Microsoft thing and even at w3schools there were examples which I could never see (I only have a Windows machine at work).
Stomme poes, that would be felgall's implementation of an image-free gradient using SVG. I think I have the link bookmarked on my home PC, but alas I'm not home right now.
http://http://www.designdetector.com/2005/09/css-gradients-demo.php There's a CSS way to do it, it's alot of code, but it does the job better then any javascript out there, works on all browsers, etc.
Yeah I think if I looked I could find it, it seemed cool... but does the browser need to be able to display svg? I dunno if IE can do that yet... (I notice Wikpedia converts all their .svg's to .png's simply because to too much browser incompatibility). Opera handles them beautifully, even Inkscape's...