Detailed explanation of the usage of WebKit-specific properties of some hidden advanced properties in css3

Although modern browsers already support many CSS3 properties, most designers and developers still seem to focus on some very "mainstream" properties, such as border-radius, box-shadow or transform. They're well documented, well tested, and used the most, so if you're designing a website these days, it's hard to live without them.

But hidden within the browser’s vast treasure trove are some advanced, grossly underrated properties that don’t get much attention. Perhaps some of them should be like this (ignored), but other attributes should get more recognition. The greatest treasures lie beneath Webkit, and in the age of iPhones, iPads, and Android apps, it's useful to start understanding them. Even the Gecko engine used by Firefox and others provides some unique properties. In this article, we’ll take a look at lesser-known CSS 2.1 and CSS3 properties and their support in modern browsers.

Note: For each attribute, we stipulate here: "WebKit" refers to browsers that use the Webkit kernel (Safari, Chrome, iPhone, iPad, Android, etc.), "Gecko" refers to the Gecko kernel browser (Firefox, etc.). Then there are properties that are part of the official CSS 2.1 specification, which means more browsers and even some older browsers will support them. Finally, a CSS3 tag identifies properties that comply with the standard and are supported by the latest browser versions—such as Firefox 4, Chrome 10, Safari 5, Opera 11.10, and IE9.

-webkit-mask

This attribute is quite powerful, so a detailed introduction is beyond the scope of this article. It is worth studying in depth, because it can save you in practical applications. A lot of time.

-webkit-mask makes it possible to add a mask to an element, so that you can create patterns of arbitrary shapes. The mask can be a CSS3 gradient or a translucent PNG image. When the alpha value of the mask element is 0, it will cover the underlying elements, and when it is 1, it will completely display the underlying content. Relevant attributes include -webkit-mask-clip, -webkit-mask-position and -webkit-mask-repeat, etc., which rely heavily on the syntax in background. For more information check out the webkit blog and the link below.

Example

Image Mask:

.element{
background: url(img/image.jpg) repeat;
-webkit-mask: 
url(img/mask.png);
}

Example

Gradient Mask:

.element2 {
background: url(img/image.jpg) repeat;
-webkit-mask: -webkit-gradient(linear, left top, left bottom, from(rgba(0,0,0,1)), to(rgba(0,0,0,0)));
}

-webkit-text-stroke

One shortcoming of CSS borders is that only rectangular elements can be used. -webkit-text-stroke can add borders to text. It can not only set the width of the text border, but also set its color. Moreover, using the color: transparent attribute, you can also create hollow fonts!

Example

Set a 2px wide blue border for all

titles:

h1 {-webkit-text-stroke: 2px blue}

Another feature is to set a 1px transparent border , can make the text smooth:

 h2 {-webkit-text-stroke: 1px transparent}

Create a red hollow font:

h3 {
color: transparent;
-webkit-text-stroke: 4px red;
}

-webkit-nbsp-mode

Line breaks are sometimes tricky: sometimes you want the text to break at the appropriate place (rather than wrap), and sometimes you don't. One property that controls this is -webkit-nbsp-mode, which allows you to change the behavior of whitespace, forcing text to break where it is used. This can be achieved by setting the value to space.

-webkit-tap-highlight-color

This property is only used on iOS (iPhone and iPad). When you click on a link or clickable element defined through Javascript, it will appear with a semi-transparent gray background. To reset this behavior, you can set -webkit-tap-highlight-color to any color.

To disable this highlighting, set the color’s alpha value to 0.

Example

Set the highlight color to 50% transparent red:

   -webkit-tap-highlight-color: rgba(255,0,0,0.5);

Browser support: iOS (iPhone and iPad only).

Extended reading : Safari Developer Library

zoom: reset

Generally speaking, zoom is an IE-specific property. But webkit has also begun to support it, and using the value reset, webkit can achieve good results (interestingly, IE does not support this value). It allows you to reset the normal zoom behavior in the browser - if an element is declared with zoom:reset, other elements on the page will zoom in when the user zooms in the page.

Note: In fact, we often use -webkit-text-size-adjust:none; when disabling chrome's forced font size; it can also achieve a similar effect. The difference is that the element that sets this attribute The text within will not be enlarged/shrunk, but other elements on the page will change - Shenfei

-webkit-margin-collapse

这个属性属于限制级的，但是它还是非常值得关注。通常，两个相邻的元素的margin会折叠起来(collapse)。这意味着第一个元素的底部的边距和第二个元素的头部边距会被合并到一起。

最常见的例子就是两个相邻的

元素会共享他们的margin值。想要控制这个表现，我们可以使用-webkit-margin-collapse及其分拆后的-webkit-margin-top-collapse、-webkit-margin-bottom-collapse等属性。默认值是collapse，值separate则停止共享margin值，也就是说，第一个元素的底部边距和第二个元素的头部边距会正常叠加。

-webkit-box-reflect

你还记得几乎每个网站都把他们的网站logo或者头部的文字做成倒影的那个年代吗？谢天谢地，那个年代已经过去了，但是如果你要在一些按钮、导航、或者其他UI元素上更好的使用这个技术，-webkit-box-reflect是更好的选择。

这个属性接受above、below、left和right四个关键词，它们设置倒影的方向，它们和一个设置元素和它的倒影建的距离的数字一起使用。同时，蒙板图片也是同样支持的(看上面的-webkit-mask部分，不要搞混了哈)。倒影会自动生成并对布局没有影响。下面的元素只用了CSS，第二个按钮用了-webkit-box-reflect属性。

示例

这个倒影会出现在它的父元素的下面并有5px的间距:

  -webkit-box-reflect: below 5px;

这个倒影会投射到元素的右边，没有间距。然后，一个蒙板将会被应用(url(mask.png)):

-webkit-box-reflect: right 0 url(mask.png);

-webkit-marquee

另一个属性让我们回到美好的从前：那个遍地marquee(跑马灯)的年代。有趣的是这个已经被遗弃的标签反而在现在变的很有用，比如我们在比较小的手机屏幕上切换内容，如果不断行的话文字将不能完全显示。

ozPDA创建的这个天气的应用很好的使用了它。 (如果你木有看到变换的文字，可以尝试换一个城市来体验。需要使用WebKit内核浏览器)

示例

.marquee {
white-space: nowrap;
overflow:-webkit-marquee;
width: 70px;
-webkit-marquee-direction: forwards;
-webkit-marquee-speed: slow;
-webkit-marquee-style: alternate;
}

要让marquee工作需要一些前提条件。首先，white-space必须设置为nowrap，这样才能让文字不自动换行，其次，overflow必须设置为-webkit-marquee，宽度也要设置为比文字实际长度小的数值。

剩下的属性确保文字从左边滚动到右边(-webkit-marquee-direction)、来回移动(-webkit-marquee-style)以及以比较低的速度移动(-webkit-marquee-speed)。其它的属性有-webkit-marquee-repetition，用来定义marquee重复的次数，-webkit-marquee-increment, 定义每次递增的速度变化。

   

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