CSS Transforms Module
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The CSS Transforms Module is a W3C specification that defines how elements can be visually transformed in two- and three-dimensional space using operations like translate, rotate, scale, and skew in CSS.
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| instanceOf |
CSS module
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W3C specification ⓘ |
| defines |
2D transforms in CSS
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3D rendering context for transformed elements ⓘ 3D transforms in CSS ⓘ backface-visibility property ⓘ composition of multiple transforms ⓘ how transforms affect hit testing ⓘ how transforms interact with CSS animations ⓘ how transforms interact with CSS layout ⓘ how transforms interact with CSS transitions ⓘ matrix() transform function ⓘ matrix3d() transform function ⓘ none keyword for transforms ⓘ perspective property ⓘ perspective-origin property ⓘ rotate() transform function ⓘ rotate3d() transform function ⓘ rotateX() transform function ⓘ rotateY() transform function ⓘ rotateZ() transform function ⓘ scale() transform function ⓘ scale3d() transform function ⓘ scaleX() transform function ⓘ scaleY() transform function ⓘ scaleZ() transform function ⓘ skew() transform function ⓘ skewX() transform function ⓘ skewY() transform function ⓘ transform functions in CSS ⓘ transform lists ⓘ transform property ⓘ transform reference box ⓘ transform-origin property ⓘ transform-style property ⓘ translate() transform function ⓘ translate3d() transform function ⓘ translateX() transform function ⓘ translateY() transform function ⓘ translateZ() transform function ⓘ |
| partOf |
CSS
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surface form:
Cascading Style Sheets
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| publishedBy | World Wide Web Consortium ⓘ |
| standardizes |
behavior of transformed elements across user agents
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syntax for CSS transform functions ⓘ |
| usedFor |
rotating elements in CSS
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scaling elements in CSS ⓘ skewing elements in CSS ⓘ translating elements in CSS ⓘ visually transforming elements in three-dimensional space ⓘ visually transforming elements in two-dimensional space ⓘ |
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