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How to place the gradient in this way?
Let's say I picked up the gradient I need, how can I move it relative to the element on which I set it?
background: radial-gradient(circle, rgba(73,224,25,0.6922969871542367) 0%, rgba(255,255,255,0) 81%);
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just write your own parser and write rules for correcting formulas and other functions.
As such, there are no ready-made solutions. In any case, you will have to write a parser specifically for the store that you want to parse. If you use python as a parsing tool. That is, there are many libraries tailored for parsing.
All ready-made solutions are 99.(9)% paid.
And these:
These are most likely only custom-made, i.e. are written for your site / store / engine.
Especially what kind of engine you have, you haven't announced... there
are plenty of ready-made parsers, they can be searched through any search engine.
for example:
Q-Parser
ParserOK
Datacol
Sotbit: Content parser (it seems that it can integrate with 1C-Bitrix)
YouTube is full of setup videos (search query: parser setup )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= IgkJNc-3Fxg&list=P...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhTeWQzze_A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_kw76nK27U
etc. etc.
most can parse in csv / excel , open the parsed file in excel, enter the formula, stretch it to everything, save, import (upload) to your site.
Make a gradient at the pseudo-element and absolutely position it inside the block.
Or, as suggested by Stepan Krapivin using the gradient start position (similar to background-position )
https://codepen.io/xdevelx/pen/YzyzZjM
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