Color Mix

The color-mix() function is a powerful feature introduced in modern CSS that allows you to mix two colors together in a specified ratio. This can be incredibly useful for creating gradients, dynamic themes, or nuanced color palettes without relying on pre-defined values. The color-mix() function is a powerful feature introduced in modern CSS that allows you to mix two colors together in a specified ratio. This can be incredibly useful for creating gradients, dynamic themes, or nuanced color palettes without relying on pre-defined values. The color-mix() function is a powerful feature introduced in modern CSS that allows you to mix two colors together in a specified ratio. This can be incredibly useful for creating gradients, dynamic themes, or nuanced color palettes without relying on pre-defined values.

new color spaces

CSS now supports color spaces that allow us to access colors outside of the sRGB gamut. This means that you can support HD (high definition) displays, using colors from HD gamuts. This support comes with new functions to make better use of color on the web. We already have a number of functions that allow us to access colors within the sRGB gamut—rgb(), hsl(), and hwb(). Now supported in browsers is the color() function, a normalized way to access colors within any RGB color space. This includes sRGB, Display P3, and Rec2020. See the example below:

#shop #global-text-1737714784935 {
--hdr-gradient: linear-gradient(to bottom in oklch, oklch(95% 0.20 263) 0%, 10%, oklch(95% 0.25 263) 0% 0%, 26%, oklch(95% 0.30 258) 0% 0%, 46%, oklch(95% 0.35 257) 0% 0%, 72%, oklch(95% 0.50 252) 0% 0%);
--sdr-gradient: linear-gradient(to bottom, #a6ebff 0%, 10%, #92e6ff 0% 0%, 26%, #55e7ff 0% 0%, 46%, #00e2ff 0% 0%, 72%, #00cfff 0% 0%);
background: var(--hdr-gradient);
}

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