New Perspectives on HTML and CSS: Brief
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Author: Patrick M. Carey
Publisher: Cengage Learning US
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Chapter 4, Problem 4CP1
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(a)
Program Plan:
To set sd_back2.png as background of body.
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(b)
To set radial-gradient circle placed at given coordinates containing white color stopping at 15% of gradient with given color value rgbastopping at 50%.
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(c)
To set radial-gradient circle placed at given coordinates containing white color stopping at 15% of gradient with given color value rgba stopping at 30%.
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(d)
To set radial-gradient circle placed at given coordinates containing white color stopping at 20% of gradient with given color value rgba stopping at 45%.
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(e)
To set radial-gradient as background of body with size 5% in vertical and horizontal directions with white color stopping at 15% followed by given color stopping at 40 %.
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(f)
To set radial-gradient as background of body with color rgb(151,151,151).
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