[EN-US] Creating a background-gradient with 3 lines of Pure-CSS

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First, let's see the code, and then analyze it.

The background-image property create a background element. Now, we have two problems: first, some browsers don't recognized the property linear-gradient. This is easily adjusted with the property background-color, that in this case show a solid color. Second: for definition, the gradient repeats until it occupies the entire screen if the area of ​​the element is larger than the area occupied by the content (in the gradient direction). Thats adjusted with the property background-repeat, this determines that the property is executed only once. In this case, the rest of the element area will display the color of the background-color, used in the second line, so it is important to use the same color in the background as the outermost region of the gradient.

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