Introduction
CSS Variables, a thing that is not so new, but is definitely a revolution for css.
When using variables before, we needed to use preprocessing tools such as sass and less. Now we can directly use css to declare variables.
Compatibility
Old rules, let’s look at compatibility first
Compatibility is green and red Aren't there two more? How can you stick to small details when doing big things? Just let it go.
Syntax
The syntax is a bit ugly but very simple, --*
to declare variable names, var(--*)
to use, maybe you want to ask, why use --
instead of $
, alas, isn’t that the two products of sass and less?
Declarations and uses must be placed in {} code blocks
body{ --bg-color: lightblue; background-color: var(--bg-color); }
Is the code very simple? , you can see the effect directly, so I won’t go into details.
Global variables and variable coverage
The variables declared in the :root
code block are global variables, and local variables will overwrite global variables
:root{ --bg-color: red; } body{ --bg-color: lightblue; background-color: var(--bg-color); }
The last thing that takes effect is --bg-color: lightblue
, and the value of the bg-color
variable becomes lightblue
Default value of variable
Complete variable usage syntaxvar( [, ]? )
, when When the variable is not defined, the subsequent value will be used. Look at the example below
body{ --1: red; color:var(--2, blue); }
The above code will search for the --2
variable in the scope of body
, if not, it will It will search the whole world, and if there is none, it will use the later value, so the final color that takes effect is blue
. As you can see, our variable name above directly uses the number:joy:, and the css variable is very handy. Not only numbers, but also Chinese characters are acceptable.
Participate in calculation
:root{ --bg-color: lightblue; --文字颜色: white; --fong-size: 30; } body{ background-color: var(--bg-color); } p{ color: var(--文字颜色); font-size: var(--fong-size)px; }
What is the size of the text in p at this time? It is the default size of the browser. Why is it not 30px as we imagined? This is because there will be a space at the end when the variable is converted. var(--fong-size)px
will be converted to 30 px
We can honestly declare the variable with the unit
--fong-size: 30px;
or use calc()
to calculate Attribute
font-size: calc(var(--fong-size) * 1px);
js acquisition and assignment
We can use js to obtain and assign values CSS variables, you see, they are so convenient, old man.
:root{ --bg-color: lightblue; } // 获取 getComputedStyle(document.documentElement).getPropertyValue('--bg-color') // lightblue // 赋值 document.documentElement.style.setProperty('--bg-color', 'yellowgreen')
Simple application
Above we introduced the declaration and use of css variables and the use of js to obtain and assign values. Next, we complete the spotlight effect (I made it blindly, I don’t know what to call it), no, it looks like this. The GIF image is a bit stuck:angry:, please wait and see
Before writing the code, let’s sort out the ideas and how to achieve this effect. There are mainly the following steps 1 , declare global css variables 2. Set the body to a pure black background, add p and set the background image 3. Use clip-path
to crop the background image of p, and use variables to set the center position of the circle 4. Add mouse events , dynamically change the css variable, which is the center position of the circle
Next, start writing code
The layout is very simple, it is just a p, we mainly talk about the css style
:root{ --x: 40; --y: 40; } *{ padding: 0; margin: 0; } body{ width: 100vw; height: 100vh; background: #000; } p{ width: 100%; height: 100%; background: url('../images/bg.png') 0 0 no-repeat; clip-path: circle(100px at calc(var(--x) * 1px ) calc(var(--y) * 1px)); background-size: cover; }
Use the *
wildcard to simply and rudely remove the browser default style. The body is set to 100%. The vw
and vh
units are used here, indicating that the The viewport is divided into 100 equal parts, 100vw
means that 100 parts of width are 100% wide, vh
is the same.
Here comes the key point, use css to declare two variables --x
and --y
, and then use them when cropping in the p
style clip-path: circle(100px at calc(var(--x) * 1px ) calc(var(--y) * 1px))
, we use clip-path
to crop A circle is created, its syntax is as follows
clip-path: circle(半径 at 圆心X轴坐标 圆心Y轴坐标 )
At this time, such a circle is displayed on the page
In the last step, we add the mouse follow event and change the values of --x
and --y
document.addEventListener('mouseover', function(e){ document.documentElement.style.setProperty('--x', e.clientX) document.documentElement.style.setProperty('--y', e.clientY) })
At this time, We have used css variables to achieve a simple effect. There are more usage scenarios for css variables, please feel free to use them.
For detailed code, please move to github
Summary
1、可以嵌套使用
:root{ --green: green; --bgcolor: var(--green); }
2、变量的不合法
p { --color: 10px; background-color: yellow; background-color: var(--color, green); }
此时p的背景色是什么呢?
A rgba(0,0,0,0) B 10px C yellow D green
答案是 A
简单来说是变量声明的时候不是合法的,背景色显然不能是 10px
,所以浏览器就会使用默认值,这个默认值并不是使用变量的默认值,是浏览器自己的默认值 background-color: var(--color, green)
就会变成 background-color: rgba(0,0,0,0)
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