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a:visited:focus {outline-style: dotted;} preexample {outline-style: outset;}

:focus, outline, outline-color, outline-width outline-width outline-width defines the width of the outline around an element

Summary

Cascading Style Sheets 20 Programmer's Reference <length> | thin | medium | thick | inherit Initial Value medium Percentages n/a Inherited no Applies to all elements Media Groups visual, interactive

<length> Any length unit Length units for this property may not be negative thin An outline which is thinner than an outline set to medium The exact width is not defined by the CSS specification medium An outline which is thicker than an outline set to thin, and thinner than an outline set to thick The exact width is not defined by the CSS specification thick An outline which is thicker than an outline set to medium The exact width is not defined by the CSS specification Because outlines can overwrite other elements, as well as any backgrounds Note behind the element to which the outline is applied, authors are encouraged to make their outlines as thin as possible This will minimize the chances of the outline overwriting and obscuring useful content

a:link:hover{outline-width: 2px;} select {outline-width: 0;} input:focus {outline-width: thick;}

:focus, outline, outline-color, outline-style overflow overflow determines how content which overflows its element s content area should be handled

Summary

Value Syntax visible | hidden | scroll | auto | inherit Initial Value visible Percentages n/a Inherited no Applies to

Cascading Style Sheets 20 Programmer's Reference block-level and replaced elements Media Groups visual

visible Overflowing content should be displayed The width of the content will be rendered as if the element were tall enough to contain all of the content, but the element s visible box will not be altered This will give the effect of the content spilling out of its element s content area The overflowing content will almost certainly overlap portions of the padding, borders, and margins of its containing element, and may in fact overlap parts of other elements hidden Overflowing content should not be displayed The region beyond which it is hidden is defined by the value of the property clip scroll Overflowing content should not be displayed, but the user agent should provide some means of accessing the hidden content (eg, a set of scrollbars) The region beyond which the content is not shown is defined by the value of the property clip Furthermore, the CSS2 specification recommends that this value should always cause the scrolling mechanism to be rendered, regardless of whether it is actually needed auto The behavior caused by this value is dependent on the user agent The CSS2 specification recommends that if any content overflows, it should be accessible with a scrolling mechanism As of this writing, support for overflow is not very good Of the known browsers, Note only Navigator 6 comes close to properly supporting this property

divinset {overflow: scroll;} td {overflow: hidden;} paside {overflow: scroll;}

clip padding padding is a shorthand property which is used to set the padding on all four sides of an element

Summary

Value Syntax [ <length> | <percentage> ]{1,4} | inherit Initial Value not defined for shorthand properties Percentages refer to width of containing block Inherited no Applies to all elements Media Groups visual

<length> Any length value Negative length values are not permitted for the property <percentage> The padding width is calculated with respect to the width of the element s containing block (usually, but not always, the content area of the parent element) Length and percentage values may be mixed together If there are four values Note declared, they apply in the order: top, right, bottom, left In the case of three values, the first will apply to the top padding, the second to the left and right padding, and the third to the bottom padding If two values are declared, the first applies to the top and bottom padding, while the second applies to the left and right padding If one value is declared, it applies to all four padding For the effects of padding on inline elements, refer to the individual padding properties