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CSS CSS Basics (2014) Basic Layout Backgrounds: Color and Images

Gregory Blythe
Gregory Blythe
2,504 Points
Posted by Gregory Blythe
Gregory Blythe
2,504 Points

Does the order in which you put attributes matter?

Say if you needed to transform a border-box and you apply attributes like scale, easing, time of transform, overflow: hidden, etc. Does any of these have to be placed in a certain "call-out" order?

Gregory Blythe
Gregory Blythe
2,504 Points
Gregory Blythe
Gregory Blythe
2,504 Points

Sorry I placed this in this catagory.

2 Answers

Robert Richey
Robert Richey
Courses Plus Student 16,352 Points

Hi Gregory,

Reading through MDN - transform and the W3 Transorms Module it appears that, for transform the order of values (each of which represents a transform function) does not matter.

Cheers