Or you could just make a tiny GIF or PNG and stretch it. The amount of CSS you've used would be bigger than said image. You could also pack the image into a data URI
Yeah, I agree that is not the lightest way of doing it, but it can show us the power of CSS and give us ideas for other use cases. I have used a similar technique to create a multicolor underline on texts which fitted very well.
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Or you could just make a tiny GIF or PNG and stretch it. The amount of CSS you've used would be bigger than said image. You could also pack the image into a data URI
Yeah, I agree that is not the lightest way of doing it, but it can show us the power of CSS and give us ideas for other use cases. I have used a similar technique to create a multicolor underline on texts which fitted very well.