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CSS3perspective-origin attribute

What it does: the perspective-origin attribute defines the X and Y axes on which 3D elements are based. This attribute allows you to change the bottom position of the 3D element. When you define a perspective-origin attribute for an element, its child elements get perspective, not the element itself.

Syntax:

Perspective-origin:x-axisy-axis

X-axis: defines the position of the view on the x-axis. Default value: 50%. Possible value: leftcenterrightlength%

Y-axis: defines the position of the view on the y-axis. Default value: 50%. Possible value: topcenterbottomlength%

Note: this attribute must be used with the perspective attribute and only affects 3D conversion elements.

An example of using the CSS3perspective-origin attribute

# div1

{

Position:relative

Height:150px

Width:150px

Margin:50px

Padding:10px

Border:1pxsolidblack

Perspective:150

Perspective-origin:10%

-webkit-perspective:150;/*SafariandChrome*/

-webkit-perspective-origin:10%;/*SafariandChrome*/

}

# div2

{

Padding:50px

Position:absolute

Border:1pxsolidblack

Background-color:red

Transform:rotateX (45deg)

-webkit-transform:rotateX (45deg); / * SafariandChrome*/

}

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