Learn CSS Variables by Building a City Skyline - Step 113

[ronikoswara795]

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.sky {
circle: closest-corner(15% 15%);
background: radial-gradient(
#ffcf33,
#ffcf33 20%,
#ffff66 21%,
#bbeeff 100%
);
}

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Challenge: Learn CSS Variables by Building a City Skyline - Step 113

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[ronikoswara795]

At the top of the sky gradient color list, where you would put a direction for the gradient; add circle closest-corner at 15% 15%, . This will move the start of the gradient to 15% from the top and left. It will make it end at the closest-corner and it will maintain a circle shape. These are some keywords built into gradients to describe how it behaves.

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Challenge: Learn CSS Variables by Building a City Skyline - Step 113

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[Digicode]

Hello @ronikoswara795,
Remember how you added directions to your linear-gradient you are to add the value you were given in the instruction in the place where you normally place your gradient direction. I hope this helps.
Happy coding!

[DobarBREND]

@ronikoswara795

circle: closest-corner(15% 15%);

circle closest-corner at 15% 15%,

This is the value that should be added to the existing .sky selector’s background property. Don’t change the given code line for the direction in the ‘linear-gradient’. It should be exactly as is.

[aytinh]

put the stated expression just after the radial gradient paranthesis

mod edit: removed

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