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---
title: Compass Images
crumb: Images
framework: compass
stylesheet: compass/css3/_images.scss
meta_description: Specify linear gradients and radial gradients for many browsers.
layout: core
classnames:
- reference
- core
- css3
---
- render 'reference' do
:markdown
Provides mixins that work across many modern browsers with the latest
CSS3 image rendering primitives.
These mixins provide intelligent cross-browser access to properties that accept
images or image-like values (e.g. gradients). The syntax is very straightforward,
it is exactly like the css syntax that you would use for the corresponding CSS3
properties: Values are comma and space delimited, just as they would be for a property.
Vendor prefixes are used only when necessary.
Example (more examples are available by following the links below):
<pre><code class="source-code scss">.in-css3 {
background: url(foo.png),
linear-gradient(top left, #333, #0c0),
radial-gradient(#c00, #fff 100px);
}
.with-compass {
@include background(image-url("foo.png"),
linear-gradient(top left, #333, #0c0),
radial-gradient(#c00, #fff 100px));
}</code></pre>
To enable SVG gradient support in Opera and IE9, set
<code>$experimental-support-for-svg: true</code> in your stylesheet.
NOTE: At this time, Opera renders incorrectly an SVG background on a element
with a border, repeating the gradient towards the end. You can set
<code>background-repeat: no-repeat</code> to avoid this, but the gradient
will not fill the area completely.
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