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Try merging the gradient in the top layer into the gradient in the lower layer using the &quot;Screen&quot; merge mode. That seemed to work for me.
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Try merging the gradient in the top layer into the gradient in the lower layer using the "Screen" merge mode. That seemed to work for me.

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Does anyone know how to merge two identical gradients perpendicular to each other without having a line showing between them. I am trying to develop a background for a web, and I want the top and side to be a gradient so that they meet in the upper left hand side of the page, and meet diagonally. I have tried everything I know, but there is no way I have found to make the connection between them smooth. I think it may have something to do with the way the screen displays the pixels.
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Does anyone know how to merge two identical gradients perpendicular to each other without having a line showing between them. I am trying to develop a background for a web, and I want the top and side to be a gradient so that they meet in the upper left hand side of the page, and meet diagonally. I have tried everything I know, but there is no way I have found to make the connection between them smooth. I think it may have something to do with the way the screen displays the pixels.

Merging Gradients

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