Chapter 11 - Visual effects - 11.1.2 Clipping: the 'clip' property
Go to the relevant page of the specification.
- absolute-replaced-height-036 (image)
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Absolute Replaced Elements: specified 'top' and 'bottom' with auto margins
If 'top' and 'bottom' are specified on an absolutely-positioned replaced element, then any remaining space is split amongst the 'auto' vertical margins. - abspos-028
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Abspos static position and clear
The static position is calculated as if clear had been none. - clip-001 (dom)
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clip - auto value
An element must not clip when clip is set to auto. - clip-004
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Clip using pixels with a negative zero value, -0px
The 'clip' property sets a negative zero value, in pixels, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-005
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Clip using pixels with a zero value, 0px
The 'clip' property sets a zero value, in pixels, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-006
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Clip using pixels with a zero value, +0px
The 'clip' property sets a zero value, in pixels, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-007
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Clip using pixels with a nominal value, 96px
The 'clip' property sets a value of ninety-six pixels, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-008
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Clip using pixels with a positive nominal value, +96px
The 'clip' property sets a value of ninety-six pixels, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-016
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Clip using points with a negative zero value, -0pt
The 'clip' property sets a negative zero value, in points, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-017
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Clip using points with a zero value, 0pt
The 'clip' property sets a zero value, in points, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-018
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Clip using points with a zero value, +0pt
The 'clip' property sets a zero value, in points, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-019
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Clip using points with a nominal value, 72pt
The 'clip' property sets a of seventy-two points for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-020
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Clip using points with a positive nominal value, +72pt
The 'clip' property sets a of seventy-two points for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-028
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Clip using picas with a negative zero value, -0pc
The 'clip' property sets a negative zero value, in picas, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-029
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Clip using picas with a zero value, 0pc
The 'clip' property sets a zero value, in picas, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-030
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Clip using picas with a zero value, +0pc
The 'clip' property sets a zero value, in picas, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-031
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Clip using picas with a nominal value, 6pc
The 'clip' property sets a of six picas for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-032
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Clip using picas with a positive nominal value, +6pc
The 'clip' property sets a of six picas for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-040
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Clip using centimeters with a negative zero value, -0cm
The 'clip' property sets a negative zero value, in centimeters, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-041
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Clip using centimeters with a zero value, 0cm
The 'clip' property sets a zero value, in centimeters, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-042
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Clip using centimeters with a zero value, +0cm
The 'clip' property sets a zero value, in centimeters, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-043
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Clip using centimeters with a nominal value, 2.54cm
The 'clip' property sets a value of 2.54 centimeters, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-044
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Clip using centimeters with a positive nominal value, +2.54cm
The 'clip' property sets a value of 2.54 centimeters, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-052
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Clip using millimeters with a negative zero value, -0mm
The 'clip' property sets a negative zero value, in millimeters, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-053
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Clip using millimeters with a zero value, 0mm
The 'clip' property sets a zero value, in millimeters, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-054
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Clip using millimeters with a zero value, +0mm
The 'clip' property sets a zero value, in millimeters, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-055
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Clip using millimeters with a nominal value, 25.4mm
The 'clip' property sets a value of 25.4 millimeters, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-056
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Clip using millimeters with a positive nominal value, +25.4mm
The 'clip' property sets a value of 25.4 millimeters, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-064
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Clip using inches with a negative zero value, -0in
The 'clip' property sets a negative zero value, in inches, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-065
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Clip using inches with a zero value, 0in
The 'clip' property sets a zero value, in inches, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-066
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Clip using inches with a zero value, +0in
The 'clip' property sets a zero value, in inches, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-067
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Clip using inches with a nominal value, 1in
The 'clip' property sets a value, in inches, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-068
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Clip using inches with a positive nominal value, +96in
The 'clip' property sets a value, in inches, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-076 (ahem)
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Clip using 'em' units with a negative zero value, -0em
The 'clip' property sets a negative zero value, in 'em' units, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-077 (ahem)
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Clip using 'em' units with a zero value, 0em
The 'clip' property sets a zero value, in 'em' units, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-078 (ahem)
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Clip using 'em' units with a positive zero value, +0em
The 'clip' property sets a positive zero value, in 'em' units, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-079 (ahem)
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Clip using 'em' units with a nominal value, 6em
The 'clip' property sets a value, in 'em' units, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-080 (ahem)
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Clip using 'em' units with a positive nominal value, +6em
The 'clip' property sets a value, in 'em' units, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-088 (ahem)
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Clip using 'ex' units with a negative zero value, -0ex
The 'clip' property sets a negative zero value, in 'ex' units, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-089 (ahem)
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Clip using 'ex' units with a zero value, 0ex
The 'clip' property sets a zero value, in 'ex' units, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-090 (ahem)
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Clip using 'ex' units with a positive zero value, +0ex
The 'clip' property sets a positive zero value, in 'ex' units, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-091 (ahem)
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Clip using 'ex' units with a nominal value, 7.5ex
The 'clip' property sets a value, in 'ex' units, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-092 (ahem)
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Clip using 'ex' units with a positive nominal value, +7.5ex
The 'clip' property sets a value, in 'ex' units, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-097
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Clip with a negative zero value with no units, -0
The 'clip' property sets a negative zero value and no units, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-098
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Clip with a zero value with no units, 0
The 'clip' property sets a zero value and no units, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-099
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Clip with a positive zero value with no units, +0
The 'clip' property sets a positive zero value and no units, for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-100
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Clip using the 'rect()' function and specifying all values as 'auto'
The 'clip' property sets an 'auto' value for all sides of the clipping rectangle. - clip-101
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Clip specifying only the value 'auto'
The 'clip' properly applies the value of 'auto'. - clip-102
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Clip with the value 'inherit'
The 'clip' property set to 'inherit' properly inherits the appropriate value for the parent element. - clip-inherit-001
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clip: Inheriting 'auto' arguments of rect()
The 'auto' keywords in rect() resolve to a used (not computed) value that aligns them with the border edges. - clip-non-absolute-001
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Clip on non-positioned element
Clip does not apply to non-positioned elements. - clip-rect-001 (invalid, may)
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clip: Missing commas in rect()
User agents may support separation of values within rect() by whitespace instead of commas, but not a combination of whitespace and commas. - clip-shape-001
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Clip with other invalid shape
A shape value other than 'rect()' is not supported. - clipping-001
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'clip': Basic Test
- clipping-009
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- clipping-010
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CSS clipping test
- clipping-011
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CSS clipping test
- clipping-012
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CSS clipping test
- clipping-013
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CSS clipping test
- clipping-014
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CSS clipping test
- clipping-016
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'clip': Basic Test
- clipping-017
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Convoluted clip() test
- shape-spaces-001 (may)
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Clip with 'rect()' function values separated
User agent may also support separation of the 'rect()' function values 'top', 'right', 'bottom', and 'left' with spaces. - table-anonymous-whitespace-001
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Table Anonymous Box Generation - interleaved whitespace
Anonymous white space inside a tabular container does not generate any boxes.