Gradients on Scolling Content Boxes

Basic Example

Browser	Percentage	Created	Last Updated	Current Version	Developer	Written In
Chrome	76.9%	September 2, 2008	September 14, 2017	61.0.3163.91	Google Inc.	C++
FireFox	13.1%	September 23, 2002	August 25, 2017	55.0.3	Mozilla Foundation	C++, JavaScript, HTML, C, Rust
IE/Edge	4.3%	August 16, 1995	April 11, 2017	40.15063.0.0	Microsoft	C++
Safari	3.0%	January 7, 2003	July 19, 2017	10.3.3	Apple	C++, Objective-C
Opera	1.2%	April 10, 1995	August 26, 2017	47.0.2631.71	Opera Software	C++

Alternating Row Colors

Browser	Percentage	Created	Last Updated	Current Version	Developer	Written In
Chrome	76.9%	September 2, 2008	September 14, 2017	61.0.3163.91	Google Inc.	C++
FireFox	13.1%	September 23, 2002	August 25, 2017	55.0.3	Mozilla Foundation	C++, JavaScript, HTML, C, Rust
IE/Edge	4.3%	August 16, 1995	April 11, 2017	40.15063.0.0	Microsoft	C++
Safari	3.0%	January 7, 2003	July 19, 2017	10.3.3	Apple	C++, Objective-C
Opera	1.2%	April 10, 1995	August 26, 2017	47.0.2631.71	Opera Software	C++

Vibrant Colors

Browser	Percentage	Created	Last Updated	Current Version	Developer	Written In
Chrome	76.9%	September 2, 2008	September 14, 2017	61.0.3163.91	Google Inc.	C++
FireFox	13.1%	September 23, 2002	August 25, 2017	55.0.3	Mozilla Foundation	C++, JavaScript, HTML, C, Rust
IE/Edge	4.3%	August 16, 1995	April 11, 2017	40.15063.0.0	Microsoft	C++
Safari	3.0%	January 7, 2003	July 19, 2017	10.3.3	Apple	C++, Objective-C
Opera	1.2%	April 10, 1995	August 26, 2017	47.0.2631.71	Opera Software	C++

Inspired by the Pen CSS Only Responsive Tables by David Bushell
I loved the idea of showing a gradient on areas where scrolling can reveal more content, but CSS alone did not offer much flexibility for changing the color of the table rows. This was critical for making a comparison table where the colors could change. A little JS experimenting and voila!