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CSS rotateZ() function
Definition and usage rotateZ()
CSS
rotateZ()
The function defines a 3D rotation of an element around the z-axis. transform
Used in the property.
Tip:rotateZ(angle)
Is equivalent to rotate(angle)
.
Example
Example 1
Use rotateZ()
Rotate multiple <div> elements around the z-axis:
#myDiv1 { transform: rotateZ(40deg); } #myDiv2 { transform: rotateZ(60deg); } #myDiv3 { transform: rotateZ(-45deg); }
Example 2
Use rotateZ()
Rotate images around the z-axis:
#img1 { transform: rotateZ(40deg); } #img2 { transform: rotateZ(60deg); } #img3 { transform: rotateZ(-45deg); }
CSS syntax
rotateZ(angle)
Value | Description |
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angle |
Required. Specify the rotation angle. Possible units:
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Technical details
Version: | CSS Transforms Module Level 2 |
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Browser support
The numbers in the table represent the first browser version to fully support this function.
Chrome | Edge | Firefox | Safari | Opera |
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12 | 12 | 10 | 4 | 15 |
Related pages
Tutorial:CSS 3D Transformation
Reference:CSS transform attribute
Reference:CSS rotate property
Reference:CSS rotate() function
Reference:CSS rotate3d() function
Reference:CSS rotateX() function
Reference:CSS rotateY() function
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