How to use user-select in CSS
This article mainly introduces how to use user-select in CSS. It is very detailed and has a certain reference value. Friends who are interested must finish it!
The user-select property is a new property added by css3 and is used to set whether users can select Chinese text.
Grammar.
User-select:none | text | all | element
Default value: text
Scope of application: all elements except replacement elements
Value description
None: text cannot be selected
Text: you can select text
All: can be selected when all content as a whole. If you double-click or click a child element in the context, the selected section will be the highest ancestor element backtracking with that child element.
Element: text can be selected, but the selection range is constrained by element boundaries
Description
1. IE6-9 does not support this attribute, but supports the use of the tag attribute onselectstart= "returnfalse;" to achieve the user-select:none effect; Safari and Chrome also support this tag attribute
2. This attribute is still not supported until Opera12.5, but like IE6-9, the private tag attribute unselectable= "on" is also supported to achieve the user-select:none effect; another value of unselectable is off.
3. In addition to Chrome and * Safari, in other browsers, if the text is set to-ms-user-select:none;, users will not be able to start selecting text in the text block. However, if the user starts selecting text in other areas of the page, the user can still continue to select the area text that sets the text to-ms-user-select:none;*
4. The corresponding script feature is userSelect.
Example:
Css Code:
.box {
-webkit-user-select:none
-moz-user-select:none
-ms-user-select:none
User-select:none
}
Html Code:
This is the test data.
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