CSS3 Generator

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CSS Creator - Basics

Font-size:		14px
Font Color:
Font Family:
Back Color:
Border Color:
Border Width:		5px
Padding:		20px

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CSS3 Gradient

Direction:
Start Color:
End Color:

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CSS3 Opacity

Opacity:		1

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CSS3 Border Radius

Top Left (All):		15px
Top Right:		30px
Bottom Right:		15px
Bottom Left:		30px

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CSS3 Box Shadow

Inset:
Shadow Color:
Horiz. Length:		5px
Vert. Length:		5px
Blur Radius:		10px
Spread:		5px

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CSS3 Text Shadow

Shadow Color:
Horiz. Length:		2px
Vert. Length:		2px
Blur Radius:		4px

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CSS3 Transform

Translate Horiz.:		0px
Translate Vert.:		0px
Rotate:		0deg
Scale Width:		1x
Scale Height:		1x
Horiz. Skew:		0deg
Vert. Skew:		0deg

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CSS3 Box Resize

Resize Direction:

Browser Support: Chrome 4.0+

Outline

Color:
Thickness:		0px
Style:
Offset:		0px

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CSS3 Multiple Columns

Columns #:		1
Column Gap:		0px

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CSS3 Transition

Function:
Duration:		0(s)

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Welcome to CSS3 Creator by webtutorialplus!

Unlike other CSS3 generators, which allow you to generate css code for only one selector with limited properties, here you can generate the complete CSS by creating styles for multiple selectors at one go. You can either generate your own style or select from cool presets and copy the codes directly.

Once your first style is ready, assign a selector name and click on 'Add' button.

You can continue adding the selectors for generating your style sheet. After you are done, get the complete css code for all selectors.

Selector(Style) Name: Help

[You can add upto 10 styles at a time]

CSS 3.0 Tips

CSS selector can either be a standard HTML element like 'body' or 'p' (paragraph) or user defined selectors called 'id' and 'class'.
'ID' selector is used to define the style of unique element within the web page and is defined with '#' prefix.
'Class' selector is used to define the style of a group of elements within the web page and is defined with '.' prefix.
'ID' and 'Class' selectors use the 'id' and 'class' attributes of the element for applying the style. Example of valid selector name - body, p, a, a:hover, #div1, .centered, etc.
CSS 'Border' and 'Background Color' are part of CSS 2.0 and supported by all web browsers.
Use CSS3 Gradient to create gradient background of two colors. The CSS Gradient Generates '-moz-gradient' and '-webkit-gradient' properties. CSS3 gradient is not supported by IE.
CSS opacity is supported by all web browsers. Select the opacity between 0 to 1 for transparency effect. If you select 0, the panel will get invisible! If you don't want opacity, select 1.
CSS3 Border Radius creates a rounded corner around the box. You may choose the border radius same for all corners or different for each corner. It generates border-radius, -moz-border-radius and -webkit-border-radius properties and is supported by all modern browsers.
CSS3 Box Shadow creates a nice shadow around the box. It generates box-shadow, -moz-box-shadow and -webkit-box-shadow properties and is supported by all modern web browsers.
CSS3 Text Shadow creates a shadow around the text inside the box. Text shadow property is not supported by IE.
CSS3 Transform is used to move, scale, turn, spin, and stretch elements. It generates -moz-transform, -webkit-transform, -o-transform and -ms-transform properties.
CSS3 Box Resize is used to make the box resizable in horizontal, vertical or both directions. Select 'none' if you don't want a resizable element. Box resize is not supported by IE.
The CSS3 outline property draws an outline beyond the border edge. Unlike borders, outlines do not take up space.
CSS3 multiple columns is used to create multiple columns for text layouts. You may create a effect like a newspaper with multiple columns.
CSS3 transitions is used for creating animation effect for gradually changing the style from one to another. The transition works only when the original CSS property is changed, like a hover effect (i.e. when user mouse over an element).
You need to define the hover style for this effect to work.