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The CSS 'backface-visibility' property determines whether the back face of an element is visible when the element is rotated in 3D space. This property is crucial for 3D transformations, as it controls the visibility of an element's reverse side. When an element is rotated and its back face turns towards the viewer, the backface-visibility property decides if that back face should be displayed or hidden.
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CSS 'backface-visibility' Property by Webzstore (@webzstore)
on CodePen. These examples illustrate the impact of the 'backface-visibility' property on 3D-transformed elements. They offer a straightforward method to control the visibility of an element's backside during rotations and flips, thus enhancing the 3D effects in web design. Use 'backface-visibility' in scenarios involving 3D transformations, such as flipping cards, rotating elements, or creating 3D animations. This property helps create more realistic and visually appealing 3D effects by allowing control over the visibility of an element's backside. It's particularly useful in web designs with interactive elements that flip or rotate.CSS 'backface-visibility' Property Examples
Browser Support For 'backface-visibility' Property
16.0
10.0 -moz-4.0 -webkit- 36.0
12.0 -webkit-10.0 23.0
15.0 -webkit-CSS Syntax of the 'backface-visibility' Property
backface-visibility: visible | hidden;
Usage of the 'backface-visibility' Property
Property Values of the 'backface-visibility' Property
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