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Apply a rule at a viewport breakpoint
CSS: Learn how to apply a rule at a viewport breakpoint in a complete browser example.
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Apply an enhancement only when a feature is supported
CSS: A supports rule preserves the baseline outside browsers that understand the selected declaration.
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Arrange children with flexbox
CSS: Learn how to arrange children with flexbox in a complete browser example.
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Cap a box’s width
CSS: Max-width constrains an otherwise larger declared width.
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Center a fixed-size absolute child with auto margins
CSS: An all-zero inset plus auto margins distributes the available space around the child.
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Center a small item in a grid cell
CSS: Place-items sets both block-axis and inline-axis item alignment.
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Center content with flexbox
Center a child along both axes inside a CSS flex container.
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Change a control’s appearance on hover
CSS: Hover applies while a pointing device is positioned over the element.
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Change visual order without changing DOM order
CSS: Order changes flex painting positions while keyboard and reading order still follow the document.
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Choose a list-marker style
CSS: Learn how to choose a list-marker style in a complete browser example.
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Choose the smaller of a fixed and viewport-relative size
CSS: Min selects whichever supplied length is smaller at the current viewport.
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Choose which overlapping box receives a pointer
CSS: Z-index controls the stack level of these positioned sibling elements.
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