Use of additional gradients

lede pro premium commented 6 years ago

The additional gradients don't seem to be in the 4.5.6 stylesheet

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<h5>warm-flame-gradient</h5>
<div class="color-block mx-auto mt-3 warm-flame-gradient z-depth-2"></div>
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lede pro premium commented 6 years ago

That isn't very clear from the documentation which is probably where his confusion came from. I looked as well and it just says "add these classes to an element" which implies that they are already in the stylesheet.

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Marta Szymanska staff pro premium commented 6 years ago

I understand that you had a problem with finding yourself in our documentation but as you can see, in our code example, you can copy and paste both types of code - HTML and CSS one. If you would do this, everything would work then.

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lede pro premium commented 6 years ago

Yes I know. I tried it and it didn't work, so I checked the css to find the styles weren't there. The OP was obviously expecting the additional gradients to be available because it just says add the classes without mentioning that you also need to add the css. I think it just needs to note that you need to add the styles for the additional gradients to your css then add the class to an element

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Bartłomiej Malanowski staff pro premium commented 6 years ago

Lede, thank you for letting us know that something isn't perfectly clear. We'll try to make our extended documentation more understandable

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