Lynx

offset-distance

Introduction

The offset-distance CSS property specifies the position of an element along the path defined by offset-path.

Use offset-distance with offset-path to place an element at a specific progress point on a path, or animate it from the start of the path to the end.

Examples

Syntax

offset-distance: 0;
offset-distance: 1;
offset-distance: 0%;
offset-distance: 66%;
offset-distance: 100%;

Values

  • <number>

    Specifies the element's progress along the path as a normalized value. 0 places the element at the start of the path, and 1 places it at the end of the path.

  • <percentage>

    Specifies the element's progress along the path. 0% places the element at the start of the path, and 100% places it at the end of the path.

  • Default value

    0

Info

Lynx currently supports number values in the range 0 to 1 and percentage values in the range 0% to 100%.

Formal definition

Initial value0
Applies toall elements
Inheritedno
Animatableyes
Percentagesrefer to the total path length

Formal syntax

offset-distance = <number> | <percentage>

Difference from Web

  1. Lynx does not support <length> or calc() values.

Compatibility

LCD tables only load in the browser

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