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Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2

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Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2

ChapterCSS3 Transforms and TransitionsOur page is fairly sialic. Actually, it’s completely sialic. In Chapter 4 we learned a little about how to alter

Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2 r a form’s appearance based on its state with the : invalid and : valid pseudo-classes. But what about really moving things around? What about changin

g the appearance of elements—rotating or skewing them?For years, web designers have relied on JavaScript for in-page animations, and the only way to d Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2

isplay text on an angle was to use an image. This is far from ideal. Enter CSS3: without a line of JavaScript or a single JPEG, you can tilt, scale, m

Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2

ove, and even flip your elements with ease.Let’s see how it’s done.TransformsSupported in Firefox 3.5+, opera 10.5, WebKit since 3.2 (Chrome 1). and e

ChapterCSS3 Transforms and TransitionsOur page is fairly sialic. Actually, it’s completely sialic. In Chapter 4 we learned a little about how to alter

Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2 were possible using previously existing CSS features (like relative and absolute positioning), CSS3 gives you unprecedented control over many more asp

ects of an element's appearance.176 HTML5 a CSS3 for the Real WorldWe manipulate an element’s appearance using transform functions. The value of the t Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2

ransform property is one or more transform functions, separated by spaces, which will be applied in the order they’re provided. In this book, we’ll co

Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2

ver all the two-dimensional transform functions. WebKit also supports the transformation of elements in 3D space—3D transforms—but that’s beyond the s

ChapterCSS3 Transforms and TransitionsOur page is fairly sialic. Actually, it’s completely sialic. In Chapter 4 we learned a little about how to alter

Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2 e 8.1. This block will serve to illustrate CSS3 transformsTranslationTranslation functions allow you to move elements left, right, up. or down. These

functions are similar to the behavior of position: relative; where you declare top and left. When you employ a translation function, you’re moving ele Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2

ments without impacting the flow of the document.Unlike position: relative, which allows you to position an element either against its current positio

Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2

n or against a parent or other ancestor, a translated element can only be moved relative to its current position.rhe translate (X, y) function moves a

ChapterCSS3 Transforms and TransitionsOur page is fairly sialic. Actually, it’s completely sialic. In Chapter 4 we learned a little about how to alter

Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2 45px, 45px);-0-transform: translate(45px,-45px);transform: translate(45px,-45px);CSS3 TransfoiIf you only want to move an element vertically or horizo

ntally, you can use the translatex or translatey functions:-webkit-transform: translatex(45px);-moz-transform: translatex(45px);-ms-transform: transla Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2

tex(45px);-o-transform: translatex(45px);transform: translatex(45px);-webkit-transform: translatey(-45px);-moz-transform: translatey(-45px);-ms-transf

Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2

orm: translateyf-45px);-o-transform: translateyt-45px);transform: translatey{-45px);For our ad, let’s say we want to move the word "dukes" over to the

ChapterCSS3 Transforms and TransitionsOur page is fairly sialic. Actually, it’s completely sialic. In Chapter 4 we learned a little about how to alter

Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2 SireLet’s apply the style whenever the hi is hovered over. This will make the effect more likely to be stumbled across than if it was only trigge

red by hovering over the span itself:css/styles.css (excerpt) Ebook HTML5 & CSS3 for the real world: Part 2

ChapterCSS3 Transforms and TransitionsOur page is fairly sialic. Actually, it’s completely sialic. In Chapter 4 we learned a little about how to alter

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