Yes, I think this is probably the only way. "are you looking to determine the exact color and opacity of any given point along the gradient" Yes. This is what I'm after, as an XML definition. But it seems that having designed the object, I should probably take the bitmap route suggested by...

Hi. Thanks for the reponse. I think I wasn't clear when framing the original question. I'll have another go. When I present the parameters of a linear gradient for a developer, I might do something like this: stop-color:#254c7f;stop-opacity:0.25 stop-color:#7996b8;stop-opacity:0.75 Then I supply the...

Like many people, I suspect, I'll create a linear gradient for an object by manipulating the 'handles' displayed when using the gradient tool. Here's an example. Create a rectangle. Apply a linear gradient from Stop ffffffff to ffffff00, in other words solid white to transparent. However. the gradie...

Thanks so much for your fullsome and rapid reply. You're actually way ahead of me, here. I am just creating simple one colour -> one colour gradients. However, sometimes I have built up the design by overlaying one gradient over another. Its just my way of working - a creative thing! The downside is...

I need to produce a style guide for a dev team. For some of my linear gradients, I have used 2 or more linear gradients laid on top of each other. However, I want to simplify things for the dev team and just provide details of ONE gradient. Is there a simple way for me of perhaps merging the gradien...