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Linear gradients which are specified as vertical or horizontal end up at a very slight angle. This is probably due to the conversion of angle values from normal CSS3 angles to the weird VML-land angles. We should add special-case code to handle vertical and horizontal angles to avoid the conversion since it's not needed.
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Linear gradients which are specified as vertical or horizontal end up at a very slight angle. This is probably due to the conversion of angle values from normal CSS3 angles to the weird VML-land angles. We should add special-case code to handle vertical and horizontal angles to avoid the conversion since it's not needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: