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A gradient is a graphical effect that produces a three dimensional color look by blending one color into another. Multiple colors can be used, where one color gradually fades and changes to the other color. Elements or controls using gradient color look better, because the gradient is generated with the help of browser. FlexChart allows you to apply gradient colors to improve the appearance of your chart, with respect to styling.

The gradient descriptor is an expression formatted as follows:

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<type>(<coords>)<colors>[:<offset>[:<opacity>]][-<colors>[:<offset>[:<opacity>]]]-<colors>[:<offset>[:<opacity>]]

The gradient descriptor includes the following elements.

Linear and radial gradient type examples are as follows.

Linear Gradient Format
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'l(0,0,1,0)#ff0000-#00ff00-#0000ff', 'L(0,0,300,300)#ff0000:0.2:0.2-00ff00:0.8'
Radial Gradient Format
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'r(0.5,0.5,1)#ff0000-#0000ff', 'R(100,100,100,200,200,200)#ff0000-#0000ff'

 

The following code example demonstrates how to add gradient colors in FlexChart. This example uses the Fruit.cs model created in the FlexChart: Quick Start section.

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@using ChartGradient.Models
@model IEnumerable<Fruit>
@using C1.Web.Mvc.Chart

@(Html.C1().FlexChart().Id("chartGradients")
    .ChartType(ChartType.Column)
    .Bind(Model)
    .BindingX("Name").Legend(Position.None)
    .DataLabel(label => { label.Content("{y}"); })
    .Series(ser =>
    {
        ser.Add().Name("March").Binding("MarPrice").Style(s => s.Stroke("darkred")
        .StrokeWidth(1).Fill("l(0, 0, 1, 0)#30cfd0-#330867"));
    }))
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