all css properties with example

How many properties of CSS are there?
W3Schools lists 228 of them.
The style property returns the values of an element's style attribute.
The style property returns a CSSStyleDeclaration object.
The CSSStyleDeclaration object contains all inline styles properties for the element.
It does not contain any style properties set in the <head> section or in any external style sheets.

What are CSS properties with example?

A CSS property determines an HTML element's style or behavior.
Examples include font style, transform, border, color, and margin.
A CSS property declaration consists of a property name and a property value.
Following a colon, the value is listed after the property name.

What are the uses of tags in CSS?

Tags are used generally at the bottom of web content to categorize content.
It's a pretty neat idea, but usually creating something that looks like a real tag can be a little cumbersome.
I set out today to make an easy to use tag, with minimal syntax using just CSS and HTML (no images).

Overview

Use this CSS reference to browse an alphabetical index of all of the standard CSS properties, pseudo-classes, pseudo-elements, data types, functional notations and at-rules. You can also browse key CSS concepts and a list of selectors organized by type. Also included is a brief DOM-CSS / CSSOM reference. developer.mozilla.org

Basic rule syntax

Style rule syntax Where: See the index of selectors, pseudo-classes, and pseudo-elements below. The syntax for each specified value depends on the data type defined for each specified property. At-rule syntax As the structure of at-rules varies widely, please see At-rule to find the syntax of the specific one you want. developer.mozilla.org

Index

- •--* •-webkit-line-clamp A •abs() •accent-color •acos() •:active •additive-symbols (@counter-style) •::after (:after) •align-content •align-items •align-self •align-tracks •all • • • •animation •animation-composition •animation-delay •animation-direction •animation-duration •animation-fill-mode •animation-iteration-count •animation-name •animation-play-state •animation-range •animation-range-end •animation-range-start •animation-timeline •animation-timing-function •@annotation •:any-link •appearance •ascent-override (@font-face) •asin() •aspect-ratio •atan() •atan2() •attr() B •::backdrop •backdrop-filter •backface-visibility •background •background-attachment •background-blend-mode •background-clip •background-color •background-image •background-origin •background-position •background-position-x •background-position-y •background-repeat •background-size •base-palette (@font-palette-values) • •::before (:before) •:blank •bleed (@page) • •block-size •blur() •border •border-block •border-block-color •border-block-end •border-block-end-color •border-block-end-style •border-block-end-width •border-block-start •border-block-start-color •border-block-start-style •border-block-start-width •border-block-style •border-block-width •border-bottom •border-bottom-color •border-bottom-left-radius •border-bottom-right-radius •border-bottom-style •border-bottom-width •border-collapse •border-color •border-end-end-radius •border-end-start-radius •border-image •border-image-outset •border-image-repeat •border-image-slice •border-image-source •border-image-width •border-inline •border-inline-color •border-inline-end •border-inline-end-color •border-inline-end-style •border-inline-end-width •border-inline-start •border-inline-start-color •border-inline-start-style •border-inline-start-width •border-inline-style •border-inline-width •border-left •border-left-color •border-left-style •border-left-width •border-radius •border-right •border-right-color •border-right-style •border-right-width •border-spacing •border-start-end-radius •border-start-start-radius •border-style •border-top •border-top-color •border-top-left-radius •border-top-right-radius •border-top-style •border-top-width •border-width •bottom •@bottom-center •box-decoration-break •box-shadow •box-sizing •break-after •break-before •break-inside •brightness() developer.mozilla.org

Selectors

Basic selectors Basic selectors are fundamental selectors; these are the most basic selectors that are frequently combined to create other, more complex selectors. •Universal selector * •Type selector elementname •Class selector .classname •ID selector #idname •Attribute selector [attr=value] Grouping selectors Selector list A, B\t Specifies that both A and B elements are selected. This is a grouping method to select several matching elements. Combinators Combinators are selectors that establish a relationship between two or more simple selectors, such as "A is a child of B" or "A is adjacent to B", creating a complex selector. Next-sibling combinator A + B\t Specifies that the elements selected by both A and B have the same parent and that the element selected by B immediately follows the element selected by A horizontally. Subsequent-sibling combinator A ~ B\t Specifies that the elements selected by both A and B share the same parent and that the element selected by A comes before—but not necessarily immediately before—the element selected by B. Child combinator A > B\t Specifies that the element selected by B is the direct child of the element selected by A. Descendant combinator A B\t Specifies that the element selected by B is a descendant of the element selected by A, but is not necessarily a direct child. Column combinator A B Experimental \t Specifies that the element selected by B is located within the table column specified by A. Elements which span multiple columns are considered to be a member of all of those columns. developer.mozilla.org

Concepts

Syntax and semantics •CSS syntax •At-rules •Cascade •Comments •Descriptor •Inheritance •Shorthand properties •Specificity •Value definition syntax •CSS unit and value types •CSS functional notations Values •Actual value •Computed value •Initial value •Resolved value •Specified value •Used value Layout •Block formatting context •Box model •Containing block •Layout mode •Margin collapsing •Replaced elements •Stacking context •Visual formatting model developer.mozilla.org

DOM-CSS / CSSOM

Major object types •Document.styleSheets •styleSheets[i].cssRules •cssRules[i].cssText (selector & style) •cssRules[i].selectorText •HTMLElement.style •HTMLElement.style.cssText (just style) •Element.className •Element.classList Important methods •CSSStyleSheet.insertRule() •CSSStyleSheet.deleteRule() developer.mozilla.org

External Links

•CSS Indices (w3.org) developer.mozilla.org

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