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March 29, 2023
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Linear gradient gets white in it

  • March 29, 2023
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Hey!

 

When i make an gradient for a line (0%: #F000000, 50%: #e6223b (Coca Cola color), 100%: F000000) it gets in the last part white in it.

You can also see this in the line:

 

Does someone know how te resolve this? I'm pretty new to Adobe InDesign.

 

Thanks in advance.

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Correct answer Rene Andritsch

Make sure your black is an RGB Black an not the CMYK document black if you are working in a “PRINT” document. Please see attached screenshot. The brighter area only appears if you have a pure 100% CMYK Black. If you want to use it in print too you have to add the color your want to trasition from to the Black as well.

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Rene Andritsch
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Community Expert
March 30, 2023

Make sure your black is an RGB Black an not the CMYK document black if you are working in a “PRINT” document. Please see attached screenshot. The brighter area only appears if you have a pure 100% CMYK Black. If you want to use it in print too you have to add the color your want to trasition from to the Black as well.

Participant
March 30, 2023

Thanks a lot! I will change it.

Rene Andritsch
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March 30, 2023

If that solved your problem, please mark the answer as correct so other users can also benefit from it. Thanks!