`colorFill`

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type	values	default
String \| Object	any CSS color as String or Object to specify gradient	"transparent"

Defines the fill color of the progress circle. The property accepts any CSS color like #123, rgba(230, 233, 240, 0.1) or lime or an Object to define gradients.

The general scheme to define the gradient is defined like follows:

:color="{ colors [, radial ]}"
- radial - default false. Boolean that defines, whether the gradient is radial or linear
- colors - array that contains the gradient colors as Objects { color: "#6546f7", offset: "10" [, opacity: 1] }

Warning

Progress circle overlaps the emtpy circle! In the examples you will see the fill color partially covering the empty line.

Tips

According to default SVG behaviour, the fill area of the circle is aligned at the baseline of the progress line. With the linePosition property this behaviour can be adjusted.

Usage: 📜

<ve-progress color-fill="#3f79ff" />
<ve-progress color-fill="lime" />
<ve-progress color-fill="rgba(230, 233, 240, 0.1)" />
<ve-progress
  :color-fill="{
    radial: false,
    colors: [
      { color: '#6546f7', offset: '0', opacity: 1 },
      { color: 'lime', offset: '100', opacity: 0.6 },
    ],
  }"
/>

Examples

The examples below demonstrate how gradient colors can be defined

The gradients give a lot of room for experimentation and you can achieve a lot of exciting effects with colors alone. The following examples give some inspiration: