return (
<div className="fixed inset-x-0 bottom-0 bg-red-100 bg-gradient-to-b from-muted/10 from-10% to-muted/30 to-50%">
<ButtonScrollToBottom />
</div>
</div>
)
what does 'from-muted/10 from-10% to-muted/30 to-50%' mean ?
I didn't get anything from google and tailwindcss web .
from-muted/10
is a color stop for the gradient bg-gradient-to-b
. muted
would be a custom color in the Tailwind configuration this code is from. /10
is an opacity modifier for the color, setting the alpha channel to 0.1
opacity.
from-10%
is the position of the from-*
color stop, 10%
.
to-muted/30
is the end color stop for the gradient, with 0.3
opacity modifier. to-50%
means the end color stop is positioned at 50%
.
To translate this back to vanilla CSS:
selector {
background-image: linear-gradient( /* bg-gradient-to-b */
to bottom, /* bg-gradient-to-b */
rgb(<color> / 0.1) /* from-muted/10 */ 10% /* from-10% */,
rgb(<color> / 0.3) /* to-muted/30 */ 50% /* to-50% */
);
}
without-annotations {
background-image: linear-gradient(
to bottom,
rgb(<color> / 0.1) 10%,
rgb(<color> / 0.3) 50%
);
}