Gradianto

###Quickly create gradients across elements.

####Default Settings

direction: 'up',
startColor: 'EEEEEE',
endColor: 'CCCCCC',
startOpacity: 1,
endOpacity: 1,
childSelector: 'li',
applyGradientTo: 'background-color'

####Setting Start and End Colors

This will define the starting and end color of the gradient. Use HEX values without the starting hash (#)

// start and end color set

var optionsTwo = {
    'startColor':'3498db',
    'endColor': 'c0392b'
};
$('.gradianto.two').gradianto(optionsTwo)

####Setting Start and End Opacities

Just like the colors above, here you can adjust starting and ending opacities.

// start and end color set
// start and end opacity set

var optionsThree = {
    'startColor':'2ecc71',
    'endColor': 'f1c40f',
    'startOpacity':1,
    'endOpacity':0.5
};
$('.gradianto.three').gradianto(optionsTwo)

####Setting Direction

Self explanatory. use 'up' or 'down' to change the direction..

// start and end color set
// start and end opacity set
// direction set

var optionsFour = {
    'startColor':'2ecc71',
    'endColor': 'f1c40f',
    'startOpacity':1,
    'endOpacity':0.5,
    'direction': 'down'
};
$('.gradianto.four').gradianto(optionsFour);

####Setting CSS Property Define the CSS property that will be used to paint the gradient. This defaults to background-color.

// start and end color set
// apply gradient to a different CSS property

var optionsFive = {
    'startColor':'2ecc71',
    'endColor': 'f1c40f',
    'applyGradientTo':'color'
};
$('.gradianto.five').gradianto(optionsFive);  

####Setting Child Selector

Define the child selector. Gradianto is applied to wrapper/parent containers and will default to li elements but you can define alternate ones by using the 'childSelector' setting.

// start and end color set
// apply gradient to different child elements

var optionsSix = {
    'startColor':'2ecc71',
    'endColor': 'f1c40f',
    'childSelector':'span'
};
$('.gradianto.six').gradianto(optionsSix);