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Cascading Style Sheets

This section contains reference articles available for Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).

Note It is important to remember that many CSS modules are in varying stages of stability. Until they reach the Candidate Recommendation or higher stages, they could change significantly. For more information, see the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) list of CSS current work.

In this section

Topic	Description
Alphabetical Index	This index lists all supported CSS properties, selectors, functions, at-rules, and so on in Windows Internet Explorer.
Animation and transition properties	The following is a list of CSS properties that you can animate using animations and transitions.
!important	This CSS feature improves accessibility of documents by giving users with special requirements (large fonts, color combinations, and so on) control over presentation.
Animations	This section describes CSS features to enable animation.
At-rules	This section describes CSS at-rules.
Backgrounds and Borders	This section describes CSS features related to backgrounds and borders.
Basic Box Model	This section describes CSS features related to the basic box model.
Basic UI	This section describes CSS features related to basic user interface.
Color	This section describes CSS features related to color.
CSSOM View	This section describes features related to CSS Object Model (CSSOM) View.
Device Adaptation	This section describes features related to CSS Device Adaptation.
DOM Style APIs	This section describes CSS-related Document Object Model (DOM) Collections, Methods, Objects, and Properties.
Exclusions	This section describes features related to CSS Exclusions.
Flexible Box ("Flexbox") Layout	This section describes features related to Flexible Box ("Flexbox") layout.
Fonts	This section describes CSS features related to fonts.
Generated and Replaced Content	This section describes CSS features related to generated and replaced content.
Gradients	This section describes CSS features related to gradients.
Grid Layout	This section describes features related to Grid Layout.
High Contrast Mode	This section describes features that enable the styling of webpages and Windows Store apps using JavaScript for High Contrast Mode in Windows.
Media Queries	This section describes CSS features related to media queries.
Microsoft Extensions to CSS	This section describes Microsoft extensions to the CSS standard.
Multi-column Layout	This section describes CSS features related to multiple column layout.
Paged Media	This section describes CSS features related to paged media.
Regions	This section describes CSS features related to Regions.
Ruby	This section describes CSS features related to ruby text.
Selectors	This section describes CSS features related to selectors.
Selectors API	This section describes methods that you can use to select objects by using CSS selector syntax.
Tables	This section describes CSS features related to table layout.
Text	This section describes CSS features related to text.
Touch: Zooming and Panning	This section describes features that enable programmatic control of touch input and gesture recognition.
Transforms	This section describes CSS features related to transforms.
Transitions	This section describes CSS features related to transitions.
Visual Effects	This section describes CSS features related to visual effects.
Visual Formatting Model	This section describes CSS features related to the visual formatting model.
Writing Modes	This section describes CSS features related to writing modes.

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