The first column must be adjusted. Click the gear icon to open the settings for the row. Male then select the gear icon in the first column. Male column 1 gradient column 1 has its own background gradient. This is part of the layout. We won’t change this. Use the same gradient in all four examples. Set as needed.
Color 1: #f4d5b8 (0px position) color 2: RGBA (244213184,0) (100px position) gradient setting type: linear direction: repeat 180 DEG gradient: No unit: place gradient on percentage background image: no male space column add a little space to the left. Navigate to design settings, scroll down to spacing, and select the tablet icon to open device options. For desktop and tablet tabs, add a 5% down jacket on the left. Select the phone tab and delete the left down jacket. Keep the top and right sides in the current settings.
Upper down jacket: 180px left down jacket: 5% right down jacket: 80px androgandrogandrogandrog example 1 in the first example, create a diagonal repeating pattern with thin lines. There are three gradual stops. The first color is #fff6ee, located at 4PX. The second one is located at 9px #ede3dc. Finally, it is located at 14px #e8ded7. This means that the gradient will stop at the 14 pixels where the repetition begins. Color breakpoints are close to each other to keep the pattern small. Color 1: #fff6ee (4PX position) color 2: #ede3dc (9px position) color 3: #e8ded7 (14px position) male
For gradient settings, change the gradient type to linear and set the direction to 156deg. Turn on repeating gradients. Select pixels as the unit. Type: linear direction: 156deg repeated tilt: example unit: place gradient on pixel background image: no maleexample 2 the second example creates a diagonal repeating pattern with larger lines. There are three gradual stops. The first is the #fff6ee color placed at 4PX. The second color is placed at 43px #ede3dc. Finally, it is located at 50px #e8ded7. The gradient stops at 50px and repeats the pattern.
Color 1: #fff6ee (4PX position) color 2: #ede3dc (43px position) color 3: #e8ded7 (50px position) # set the gradient to type, select the linetype, and set the direction to 156deg. Activate the repeating gradient and change the units to pixels. Type: linear direction: 156deg repeated tilt: example unit: place gradient on pixel background image: no maleexample 3 the third example creates a circular pattern repeated as a medium-sized circle. There are three gradual stops. The first color is #fff6ee, located at 4PX. Color 2 is #e8ded7 at 7px. The last color is located at 8px #ede3dc. The gradient stops at 8 pixels and other colors are close to each other to form a dense pattern.
Color 1: #fff6ee (4PX position) color 2: #e8ded7 (7px position) color 3: #ede3dc (8px position) # gradient setting changes the type to circle and sets the direction to the bottom. Turn on the repeating gradient and change the units to percentages. Type: circular direction: bottom repeatedly tilted: example unit: place gradient on the percentage background image: no example 4 in the fourth example, create a circular pattern with a large circle. There are three gradual stops. The first one is located at 4PX #fff6ee. The second is at 23px #e8ded7. The third is located at 31px
#ede3dc。 This gradient creates a larger pattern with colors farther apart and stops at 31 pixels. Color 1: #fff6ee (4PX position) color 2: #e8ded7 (23px position) color 3: #ede3dc (31px position) # gradient setting changes the type to circle and sets the direction to center. Turn on the repeating gradient and change the units to percentages. Type: circular direction: Center repeat tilt: example unit: place gradient on percentage background image: don’t end the gradient repeat option in divi to see how to create a custom background. There are many adjustments in the gradient settings that affect the gradient design. Gradient repetition works well with all these adjustments, making it easy to create interesting custom background patterns. It is recommended that you try and change the example provided here to determine how the gradient is affected and create a custom background gradient. We’d like to hear your opinion. Do you want to use divi’s gradient repeat option in a custom background? Please tell me your opinion.
