Code examples that accompany various MDN CSS documentation pages.
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The "animation-frames-timing-function" directory contains a simple example that demonstrates the difference between the steps() timing function available for CSS animations and transitions, and the new frames() timing function. Run the example live. You can also find versions that show the same timing function used with transitions, and used with the Web Animations API.
The "counter-style-demo" directory contains a demo for the @counter-style documentation. See the live demo here.
The "moz-context-properties" directory contains a demo for the -moz-context-properties documentation. See the live demo here.
The "editable-examples" directory contains CSS examples that are intended to be embedded in MDN pages as live editable samples.
The "object-fit-basics" directory contains a simple page demonstrating typical usage of different object-fit and object-position values. Run example live.
The "object-fit-gallery" directory contains a fun image gallery that uses object-fit to display the images more nicely, both in thumbnail and full size view. Run the example live.
The "overscroll-behavior" directory contains a simple page demonstrating typical usage of different overscroll-behavior values. Run example live.
The "tools" directory contains various tools for working with CSS, including a color picker and a box shadow generator.
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