Tigran Sargsyan

Hi, Of course it is possible. You can control all the presentational properties by standard CSS means. See an example implementation: https://codepen.io/tiggr/pen/VwwZoOR

Circle Progress is made with SVG. Unfortunately you can't use CSS gradients on SVG elements.

@albalirus's suggestion works indeed. See [a demo on JSFiddle](https://jsfiddle.net/tikosar/rcu30s82/). If using this approach, please keep in mind: 1. The gradient will go from side to side, not along the arc....

@albalirus, I am thinking about adding gradient to the library. The complication is that most people want gradient along the arc, and that doesn't seem possible.

> > @albalirus, I am thinking about adding gradient to the library. The complication is that most people want gradient along the arc, and that doesn't seem possible. > >...

Hello, Circle Progress replicates the behavior of the native `progress` element. The `progress` element cannot be reverted to indeterminate state by means of setting a property, but only by removing...

Hi, @wijju , unfortunately the gauge variant is not supported natively. I may add it in the future. For now you can use a hack: set the start angle to...

I could only fix this in Chrome by setting the appropriate dimension (height for `flex-direction: column`) to 0. No need for a wrapper div.

Thank you @julian-weinert , I will certainly use this option. My proposal is to honor the standard "folder_exclude_patterns" Sublime Text project setting. Otherwise we have to list the same folders...

Here is a workaround I am currently using in my components library: ```ts // This file is taken from https://github.com/lit/lit/blob/main/packages/labs/react/src/create-component.ts // with a few modifications for Preact import { ComponentType,...