Subject: Forum activity on: Importing a Gradient?
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Date: Mon, 05 May 2025 17:58:30 -0000

Dear Adriana calderón,

A new post on the topic "Importing a Gradient?" by David248:
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The manual way (I don't know an automated one).Draw a rectangle, open fill and stroke panel (ctrl + shift + f), choose fill tab and choose a gradient fill.Inkscape creates a gradient with two stops, whose color are displayed in circular iconsClick on the lower one to select it. Choose HSL mode (middle right of fill and stroke panel) and set A: value to 100, H: to 55, S: to 100 and L: to 50 (the last line of your code).Repeat for the first one : H=240 / S=100 / L=20 and if necessary, set A: to 100.Now add 11 stops by clicking on + icon bottom left of Fill & Stroke Panel.You can set the position of the stop (8% for the second line of the css code) in the Stop Offset Field just above the Color mode button you used when switching to HSL mode. Here, use + an - buttons to set it to 0.08 (8%).I recommand first setting all stops positions, then entering all the HSL values.Svg with gradient attached. 
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Link: http://www.inkscape.org/forums/questions/importing-a-gradient/#c79821

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