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Using the CSS letter-spacing property, we can specify the amount of space between letters of text. The letter spacing can be set in px, em, etc. length units. Let us see the syntax. Syntax The following is the syntax of the letter-spacing property − letter-spacing: value; The value can be − Normal − Normal space between characters. Length − A length for the space between the characters The following examples illustrate CSS letter-spacing property − Set letter spacing in em In this example, we have set the spacing between letters using the . An em is ... Read More
CSS allows us to control the space around individual sides of an element. The CSS margin property is a shorthand for the following properties: margin-top, margin-right, margin-bottom and margin-left. Syntax The syntax of CSS margin property is as follows − Selector { margin-top: /*value*/ margin-right: /*value*/ margin-bottom: /*value*/ margin-left: /*value*/ } The value can be the following − length − Set a a margin in px, pt, etc. The default is 0 % − Set a margin in percent auto − The web browser ... Read More
The CSS margin property is used to set the margin area around the selected element around its borders. The margin property is a shorthand for margin-top, margin-right, margin-bottom, and margin-left. Let’s say we have set the following margins using the shorthand property − margin: 10px 45px 35px 70px; The above means − 10 pixels for the top margin 45 pixels for the right margin 35 pixels for the bottom margin 70 pixels for the left margin Syntax The syntax of CSS margin property is as follows − Selector { margin: ... Read More
For more control over the direction of the gradient, define angle under the linear-gradient() method of the background-image property. This gives more control over the gradient direction − Value 0deg is the "to top" direction Value 90deg is the "to right" direction Value of 180deg is the "to bottom" direction The following is the syntax − background-image: linear-gradient(angle, color-stop1, color-stop2); Set the angle of the linear gradient The following is the code for setting the direction of linear gradients using angles in CSS. .linearGradient { background-image: linear-gradient(90deg, rgb(255, 0, 200), yellow); } ... Read More
The property opacity is the modern solution and works for Firefox, Safari, opera, and every version of chrome. The -moz-opacity property is the opacity property for Firefox while the –khtml-opacity property is for safari. The filter property is to give opacity like effect. Using all these values together as a fallback for modern opacity allows us to use opacity in all browsers. Set the images We will check the cross-browser opacity for the images. The second image above will get opaque on all browsers − Opacity for the 2nd image The opacity for the second image ... Read More
To set column rules, you can use the shorthand column-rule property, which allows you to set the following properties − column-rule-width: set the width of the rule between columns column-rule-style: set the style of the rule between columns column-rule-color: set the rule of the rule between columns The value for column rules can be set as − column-rule: column-rule-width column-rule-style column-rule-color|initial|inherit; column-rule: column-rule-width column-rule-style column-rule-color|initial|inherit; Also, the properties can be used separately. We will see both the examples. Column-rule shorthand property In this example, we have set the column-rule using the shorthand property − column-rule: ... Read More
To set a column gap on a web page, use the column-gap property. You can set the values as − column-gap: length|normal|initial|inherit; The values can be − length − The gap between the columns normal − A normal gap between the columns Gap between the columns To set a gap between the columns, we have set a length unit i.e. − column-gap: 25px; Example Let us see an example to set a gap between the columns − .demo { ... Read More
Use the columns property in CSS3 to set the column count and width. It is a shorthand property for column-width and column-count properties. With that, you can set both the properties separately as well. The column property The column property works as a shorthand property for the column-with and column-count properties. The following is the syntax − columns: auto|column-width column-count|initial|inherit; Example Let us see an example to set the columns property to set. This sets both the column width and count to the auto value − ... Read More
To specify the height and width of an element, use the CSS height and width properties, respectively. We can also set the maximum and minimum values for these properties using the max-height, max-width, min-height, and min-width properties. Syntax The following is the syntax of height and width properties in CSS − Selector { height: /*value*/ width: /*value*/ } Here are the values of the height property − auto − The height is calculated by the web browser length − The height is defined in length units % − The height is ... Read More
The filter functions are used to set visual effects on elements like contrast, brightness, hue rotation, opacity, on images, etc. Let us now see some filter functions. Syntax The following is the syntax of the filter in CSS − filter: none | drop-shadow() | blur() | brightness() | contrast() | grayscale() | hue-rotate() | invert() | opacity() | saturate() | sepia() | url(); As you can see above, with the filter property, we can set the following effects: blur, contrast, drop shadow, blur, brightness, grayscale, hue-rotate, invert, opacity, saturate, sepia, url. Invert The invert() is used to ... Read More