8.23. CSS3 rotation-point attribute

8.23.1. Example ¶

Set the

h1

element rotates 180 degrees (from top to bottom):

<p>

h1{rotation-point:50%50%;rotation:180deg;}

Browser support ¶

There is currently no browser support rotation-point property.

Attribute definition and usage instructions ¶

rotation-point property is a pair of values that define the point offsetfrom the edge of the upper-left border.

Tip: rotation-point property needs to be the same as rotation property is used in conjunction with the

Default value:	0
Inheritance:	No
Version:	CSS3
JavaScript syntax:	object.style.rotation=”180deg”

Grammar ¶

rotation-point: value;

Value	Description
Left top left center left bottom right top right center right bottom center top center center center bottom	If only one keyword is specified, the second value will be “center”.
X% y%	Percentage value, reference border box width and height.

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