The structure of the categories is defined in the table.
The structure of the categories is defined in the table.
See the Cascading Style Sheets, level 2 Revision 1 (CSS2.1) Specification for further details of CSS style properties.
| Name | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Background properties | Specifies the background of an element; colors and images. You can also position the background, repeat it, and declare whether it should be fixed or scrolled. |
| Border properties | Specifies the width, color, and style of the border area of a box and the spacing between adjacent table cell borders. |
| Border image properties | The border image style properties allow page authors to use images instead of the border styles. Refer to the topic entitled Border images for more information. |
| Box properties | Box style properties that set box and table values such as display, visibility, margins and padding. |
| Flexible box properties | Style properties used for formatting of flexible boxes. Refer to the topic entitled ui:flexible-box for details. |
| Reflection properties | Properties used to control reflections. A reflection is a flipped and shifted copy of an object with its own overlying mask. Refer to the topic entitled Reflections for more information. |
| Chart properties | Chart style properties set values for chart adornment and labels, colors, percentage size, and axis angles. |
| Content properties | Defines generated content values. |
| Font properties | Sets a system font and defines the font family or font family set, and font style settings such as size, color, weight, stretch, and the variant. |
| Form properties | Specifies the appearance and positioning of input and other objects used in forms. |
| Format properties | Defines general visual format rules and thematic information on the user interface elements. |
| Image properties | Specifies image properties. |
| Layout properties | Controls several layout properties of different objects, including the display of fragments and links. |
| List properties | Defines basic visual formatting of lists and the list item markers, including the positioning, the appearance, and any image file for the marker. |
| Menu properties | Specifies the style, order, orientation, and use of text an images of menus and menuitems. |
| Separator properties | If you specify that menus are oriented horizontally, MCS applies the separator properties between groups of menuitems. |
| Position properties | Defines a layout positioning scheme of generated boxes. These affect the positioning properties of any floating elements. |
| Text properties | Specifies the visual presentation of characters, spaces, words, and paragraphs. |
| Effects properties | Defines styles used to control transition effects. |
| Transformation properties | Transformations modify elements in a two- or three-dimensional space. Elements can be scaled, rotated, translated and skewed. Refer to the topic entitled 2D and 3D transformations for more information. |
| Additional style properties | The style properties that are not available as the Design Wizard controls. |