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CSS Button Colour "Swoosh"

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ChrisU

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Hi Everyone,

I am a complete newbie when it comes to coding but I am helping someone out with their Wordpress website, so just warning you!

Basically I want to recreate the "Learn More" button on the Solid Solutions website (link below) and how the colour "swooshes" from left to right if that makes sense?
https://www.solidsolutions.co.uk/

Any help on this would be much appreciated
 
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ChrisU said:
Hi Everyone,

I am a complete newbie when it comes to coding but I am helping someone out with their Wordpress website, so just warning you!

Basically I want to recreate the "Learn More" button on the Solid Solutions website (link below) and how the colour "swooshes" from left to right if that makes sense?
https://www.solidsolutions.co.uk/

Any help on this would be much appreciated
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Hey! I'm just taking a look into this! I'll let you know what I find.
 
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If you right mouse click the button and choose "Inspect" you can basically see how this is implemented. In the right debugger pane you see the CSS for the button's class .MastheadCTA. I guess it is the background property that does the trick (perhaps in combination with -webkit-transition, I'm not sure). You can probably work it out from here ?
 
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