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1. Declare an image gradient as a background for your element using background instead of background-image.
2. Use colorzilla.com/gradient-editor/ (No hyper-link due to low post count.), or your own code to create a gradient using CSS3.
3. Declare the CSS3 gradient after the original image gradient declaration.
(Remember to remove the *Old Browsers* Background declaration from the Ultimate CSS Gradient generator declarations if you used it!)
Using this method you can both keep gradient support for older browser versions and allow newer browsers to render them entirely with their engine, reducing bandwidth usage.
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