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layout-grid-mode
Specifies the number of dimensions for the grid used to display text in an element.
Support:
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W3C Standard | Internet Explorer | Netscape Navigator |
Not supported |
5.0 and later |
Not supported |
Notes:
- Pages written in Asian languages such Chinese, Korean, or Japanese, usually make use of a one- or two-dimensional grid for laying out characters.
See Also:
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layout-grid,
layout-grid-char,
layout-grid-char-spacing,
layout-grid-line,
layout-grid-type
Possible Values:
- both
Uses both a one-dimensional (line) grid and a two-dimensional (character) grid.
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Support:
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W3C Standard | Internet Explorer | Netscape Navigator |
Not supported |
5.0 and later |
Not supported |
- char
Uses a two-dimensional (character) grid.
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Support:
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W3C Standard | Internet Explorer | Netscape Navigator |
Not supported |
5.0 and later |
Not supported |
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Notes:
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Use this value for block elements.
- line
Uses a one-dimensional (line) grid.
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Support:
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W3C Standard | Internet Explorer | Netscape Navigator |
Not supported |
5.0 and later |
Not supported |
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Notes:
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Use this value for inline elements.
- none
No grid is used.
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Support:
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W3C Standard | Internet Explorer | Netscape Navigator |
Not supported |
5.0 and later |
Not supported |
Example:
<BLOCKQUOTE STYLE="layout-grid-mode: char;
layout-grid-type: loose;
layout-grid-char-spacing: 14px">
A bird does not sing because it has an answer. It sings
because it has a song.—Chinese proverb
</BLOCKQUOTE>
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