Css3 webkit gradien old syntax?

Unfortunately this is not possible. You could apply a circular radial gradient and then squish it through css transformations, as here: CSS3 Radial Gradients with RGBA() but I wouldn't recommend this approach.

Unfortunately this is not possible. You could apply a circular radial gradient and then squish it through css transformations, as here: CSS3 Radial Gradients with RGBA() but I wouldn't recommend this approach. I'd recommend using SVG backgrounds, you can generate your own gradient at Microsoft's website: ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/graphics/svgg... It provides excellent coverage across all browsers (they only blind spot being Firefox 3.6).

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