Didn’t tested how deep support goes but probably IE9+ (or earlier?) fill: only the filled part of the element are a target. A final is recommended in the stack. Browsers are required to support the vendor-specific -webkit-line-clamp property as an alias for this property. always: always insert a page break before or after the element (even if there’s a lot of space) If used, they can generate a flexible output across various media ( e.g screen, print ). All selected or typed filters will display the filtered properties in a menu on the right. clone: every fragment of the element receives styling, box shadows and padding are applied to each fragment individually verso: acts as left if page goes left-to-right, and right it right-to-left. Accepts one or more comma-separated mask-origin layers (i.e. auto: the element behaves normally actually there’s a ton of ways you can use content attribute/pseudo-elements.

You do it by manipulating Hue, Saturation, and Lightness. The perspective CSS property gives an element perspective in 3D (it’s only relevant on 3D transformed elements).
It can also be a non-integer value, like animation-iteration-count: 1.5, which will play one full animation cycle plus half of the cycle. It accepts an expression with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division operators. Live examples have been added to many of the reference pages, you can type into the textarea and modify values. I tested it in Chrome 54, Opera 41, Firefox 50 and Safari 10. It accepts the following values: auto: the browser decides whether to use kerning information stored in font or not
It is used to set the color of the text written within an HTML document. This is a shorthand property that accepts 1 to 4 space-separated values representing: This property has been replaced by break-after. Property Description Values; list-style: Sets all the properties for a list in one declaration: list-style-type, list-style-position, list-style-image, inherit: list-style-image: Specifies an image as the list-item marker: URL, none, inherit: list-style-position: Specifies where to place the list-item marker: inside, outside, inherit similar to layered multiple backgrounds). Changes, as in, changes to property values, likely as part of an animation. The "custom identifier" is chosen similar to how variable or function names are defined in JavaScript. For certain properties, negative lengths are allowed , but for certain properties using a negative value results from an error. Important: in order to make an element resizeable, its overflow has to be set to something other than visible. This property specifies how the element’s background, padding, border, box-shadow, margin, and clip are applied when it’s wrapped onto multiple lines. This CSS at-rule gives you the ability to check if the browser supports certain properties (or property/value combinations) before using them. transition-timing-function: Specifies the speed curve of the transition effect. There are a number of other column-* properties: column-gap: property specifies the size of gap between the columns Local: scrolls along with the elements contents, if the element is scrollable. Applies to elements on HTML tables. The visibility of the element does not affect event processing. You can also capitalize the first letter of each word with capitalize. But with this property, you can choose other options to have it scale while maintaining its proportions internally.