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Creating a Dynamic Vertical Gradient in PHP
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<?php | |
// Tell the browser it's a GIF image. | |
header('Content-Type: image/gif'); | |
/* | |
Create an image with a width of 1 and height of $height. | |
Width only needs to be 1px because it will presumably | |
be tiled horizontally. | |
*/ | |
$gradient = imagecreatetruecolor(1, $height); | |
// For each pixel in the image... | |
for ($x = 0; $x < $height; $x++) { | |
// Take the start color and increment it a step for every pixel. | |
$red = $start[0] + $step[0] * $x; | |
$green = $start[1] + $step[1] * $x; | |
$blue = $start[2] + $step[2] * $x; | |
// Create an image-readable color value. | |
$color = imagecolorallocate($gradient, $red, $green, $blue); | |
// Set the color of the pixel 0 from the left and | |
// $x from the top to $color. | |
imagesetpixel($gradient, 0, $x, $color); | |
} | |
// Output the image. | |
imagegif($gradient); | |
// Destroy the image from memory. | |
imagedestroy($gradient); | |
?> |
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