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01-21-2012, 09:25 AM #1Junior Member
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Add another 'transparent tab' when performing a gradient setup
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Re: Add another 'transparent tab' when performing a gradient setup
Add an opacity stop and set it to 0 opacity.
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Re: Add another 'transparent tab' when performing a gradient setup
Ah. I foolishly though that that implied to the entire swarth for some reason! Many thanks!
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