A gradient fill can have a number of different stops–positions within the gradient that should take on a color value that you specify.
To add or remove stops for a gradient, start by selecting the control containing a property that you’ll set to a gradient. (E.g. The Background property of a Label).
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In the Brushes area of the Properties panel, click the icon for a Gradient brush.
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Now we have a gradient with two gradient stops, going from all black at the top of the control to all white at the bottom.
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You can click anywhere within the gradient line to add a gradient stop. Once added, click on the gradient that you want to change and then select a color for the gradient on the color palette.
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We can continue adding as many gradient stops as we like.
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