CSS list-style property is a shorthand property for the following list-style properties: You can set all the properties with this order: 1- list-style-type, 2- list-style-position, 3- list-style-image. The list-style property can be set on a list item or on the list of items (<ul> or <ol>) and that style will cascade and be applied to the list items in that list. Initial Value disc outside none…

The line-height property defines the line-height. There are three situations: The line-height property sets the leading of lines of a text. If the line-height value is greater than the font-size value of an element, the difference will be the leading of text. The line-height property has no effect when applying to inline elements: such as images, buttons, etc. Initial Value normal Applies to List…

The line-clamp property truncates a text at a specified number of lines. It limits the text, after you tell it the desirable number of lines, adding an ellipsis after the last word or portion of a word that is demonstrated. It is a shorthand for: Disadvantages of the CSS line-clamp Property CSS line-clamp property has some disadvantages, and we…

The line-break property specifies how to break lines of Chinese, Japanese, or Korean text working with punctuation and symbols. But, these languages have different rules. This line break might not occur. For example, if the value is set to “strict”, break before hyphens are not allowed in Chinese and Japanese languages. The CSS specification emphasizes rules only…

The CSS letter-spacing property allows specifying the spaces between letters/characters in a text. Values supported by letter-spacing include parent-relative values (percentage), font-relative values (em, rem), absolute values (px) and the normal property, which resets to the font’s default. The letter-spacing property supports negative values. The letter-spacing is transitionable that’s why the spacing will change smoothly if a transition is defined. Initial Value normal Applies to…

The left property specifies the part of the position of positioned elements. The left property is used to set the left margin edge of the element and the left edge of its containing block for absolute or fixed positioned elements. If position is selected “static”, left property won’t have any effect. The effect of left depends on how the element is…

The @keyframes at-rule is the basis for keyframe animations used to animate (gradually change from one style to another) many CSS properties. This rule allows specifying what should happen at specific moments during the animation by defining styles for keyframes (or waypoints) along the animation sequence. The @keyframes is one of the CSS3 properties. The @keyframes rule and its identifier are followed by a…

The justify-items property defines the default justify-self for all child boxes, giving them all a default way of justifying each box along the appropriate axis. The justify-items property has gained use with the introduction of Flexbox and Grid layouts, but is also applies to: Initial Value legacy Applies to All elements. Inherited No. Animatable No. Version CSS3 DOM Syntax object.style.justifyItems =…

The justify-content property aligns the items when the items do not use all available space horizontally. It controls the alignment of items overflowing the line. This property is a sub-property of the Flexible Box Layout module. The justify-content property is one of the CSS3 properties. Initial Value flex-start Applies to Flex containers. Inherited No. Animatable No. Version CSS3 DOM Syntax object.style.justifyContent =…

The isolation property allows to create a new stacking context. It can be used with the mix-blend-mode property. When the background-blend-mode is used the isolation property is not needed. Background elements do not blend with the content which is behind them because these elements are isolated in their nature. The isolation property can also seem invalid when used with the translate…