Actually this code ,
-webkit-gradient(linear, left top, left bottom, from(white), to(black));
is filling the colors开发者_如何学Go for the whole control like textbox or buttons.
But the code which I got from this site is shown below works only on borders. This fills my need in mozilla. If i want to give gradients to border in webkit what should i use? Pls help me..
-moz-border-top-colors:#7dbec5 #e9ecec #eaecec #f1f2f2 #f2f3f3 #f7f8f8 #f9f9f9 #fafafa; -moz-border-right-colors:#7dbec5 #e9ecec #eaecec #f1f2f2 #f2f3f3 #f7f8f8 #f9f9f9 #fafafa; -moz-border-left-colors:#7dbec5 #e9ecec #eaecec #f1f2f2 #f2f3f3 #f7f8f8 #f9f9f9 #fafafa; -moz-border-bottom-colors:#7dbec5 #e9ecec #eaecec #f1f2f2 #f2f3f3 #f7f8f8 #f9f9f9 #fafafa;
What I can see here : http://help.dottoro.com/lclxpenm.php , it's there's no similar property for webkit browsers (you can check the list on the left). But you can used the -webkit-box-shadow property to do the trick (http://help.dottoro.com/lceuwxiv.php#-webkit-box-shadow).
Here is an example code (works on webkit browsers) : http://jsfiddle.net/fvXm7/
Gradients for border images are currently not working properly in webkit. As you note, they don't stay clipped to the border box, they overflow into the padding and content boxes.
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