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1 <style> | |
2 .classTest { | |
3 -webkit-transform:skew(-10deg,-3deg); | |
4 color: green; | |
5 background: #CCC; | |
6 border: 2px solid blue; | |
7 padding: 5px 6px 7px 8px; | |
8 } | |
9 </style> | |
10 <p>To begin test, open DevTools, select the Elements panel. Expand the Styles pa
ne in the sidebar.</p> | |
11 <ul> | |
12 <li>Choose the <b><div class="classTest"...></b> element in the DOM tree. | |
13 You should see the following element styles in the ".classTest (inline styleshee
t)" section: | |
14 <pre> | |
15 -webkit-transform:skew(-10deg,-3deg); | |
16 color: green; | |
17 background: #CCC; | |
18 border: 2px solid blue; | |
19 padding: 5px 6px 7px 8px; | |
20 </pre> | |
21 While changing all the property values, you should see corresponding live page
changes. | |
22 <li>Double click the "-webkit-transform" rule and place the cursor at the seco
nd argument (-3deg). | |
23 <li>Press Up/Down keys do see the argument value change in 1.0 steps (0.1 step
s in the [-1; 1] range). | |
24 <li>Press Shift+Up/Down keys to see the argument value change in 10.0 steps. | |
25 <li>Press Alt(Cmd)+Up/Downkeys to see the argument value change in 0.1 steps (
1.0 steps in the [-1; 1] range). | |
26 <li>Move the mouse pointer within the section to display checkboxes to the rig
ht of the property values. | |
27 <li>Click the checkboxes to disable/enable the corresponding style properties
and observe the page changes. | |
28 You can disable the "-webkit-transform" property if the element overlaps the ins
tructions. | |
29 <li>Double-click the "background" rule and alter the color to "#FFF". The text
background should turn white. | |
30 <li>Double-click the "color" rule and alter the color to "black". The text bac
kground should turn black. | |
31 <li>Expand the "padding" shorthand property using the arrow at the left. You s
hould see the following | |
32 property values beneath: padding-top: 5px; padding-right: 6px; padding-bottom: 7
px; padding-left: 8px; | |
33 <li>In the "Styles" pane titlebar click the gear button and choose "New Style
Rule". In the editbox that appears, type: | |
34 <pre> | |
35 font-family: monospace; | |
36 </pre> | |
37 The font of the test string should alter to a monospaced one. | |
38 </ul> | |
39 | |
40 <div class="classTest">CLASS_TEST CLASS_TEST CLASS_TEST CLASS_TEST CLASS_TEST CL
ASS_TEST CLASS_TEST</div> | |
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