A.5 Visual Styles
The aim of this property is to
allow authors to trigger font scaling such that substitute fonts will
not look too wildly different than the font the author wanted to use,
even if the substituted font has a different x-height. Note that this
property does not appear in
CSS2.1.
Values:
<number> | none | inherit
Initial value:
none
Applies to:
all elements
Inherited:
yes
With
this property, the character glyphs in a given font can be made wider
or narrower, ideally by selected condensed or expanded faces from the
font's family. Note that this property does not
appear in CSS2.1.
Values:
normal | wider |
narrower | ultra-condensed |
extra-condensed | condensed |
semi-condensed | semi-expanded
| expanded | extra-expanded |
ultra-expanded | inherit
Initial value:
normal
Applies to:
all elements
Inherited:
yes
This property specifies the distance between the nearest border edge
of a marker box and its associated element box.
Values:
<length> | auto | inherit
Initial value:
auto
Applies to:
elements with a display value of
marker
Inherited:
no
Note:
this property has been made obsolete as of CSS2.1 and will likely not
appear in CSS3, with the same holding true for the
display value of marker; as of
this writing, it appears that other mechanisms will be used to
achieve these effects
This permits the assignments of one or
more "shadows" to the text in an
element. The first two length values in a shadow definition set
horizontal and vertical offsets, respectively, from the
element's text. The third length defines a blurring
radius. Note that this property does not appear in
CSS2.1.
Values:
none | [<color> || <length>
<length> <length>? ,]* [<color>
|| <length> <length> <length>?] |
inherit
Initial value:
none
Applies to:
all elements
Inherited:
no
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