skew()
Published Jul 7, 2021Updated Sep 3, 2021
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The skew()
function tilts an element on the x-axis or both the x and y axes on a two-dimensional plane.
Syntax
transform: skew(<angle>);
where a required <angle>
can be one of the following:
- Degree value:
90deg
- Radian value:
0.78rad
- Gradian value:
200grad
- Turn value:
.25turn
Note: If one value is provided, it corresponds to the x-axis. If two values are provided, the first value corresponds to the x-axis and the second value corresponds to the y-axis. Negative values are not allowed.
Example 1
Skew our .rectangle
element along the x-axis by 30deg
:
.rectangle {height: 100px;width: 200px;background: blue;transform: skew(30deg);}
Example 2
Skew our .rectangle
element along the x-axis by 30deg
and y-axis by 20deg
:
.rectangle {height: 100px;width: 200px;background: blue;transform: skew(30deg, 20deg);}
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