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  • December 5, 2011 at 8:44 pm #35470
    alexbass
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    Hi guys

    I’ve read about the new webkit gradient syntax, I think it’s 

    -webkit-linear-gradient

    right?

    Well what’s the huge difference between this and the old syntax? The only one I can see is the new one is simpler but other than that, natta… Is there something I’m missing? Would just like to know out of pure curiosity :-)

    December 5, 2011 at 8:52 pm #91958
    joshuanhibbert
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    That has been the standard for webkit for a while now, it lines up with what the other browsers are using. You only need to use the old syntax if you want to support Safari 4 & 5 (5.1 uses the new syntax) or iOS 4 and below. Oh, and the old syntax is way more confusing than this method.

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