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-moz-transform: rotate({{{1|0deg}}}) skew({{{2|0deg}}}); -webkit-transform: rotate({{{1|0deg}}}) skew({{{2|0deg}}}); -o-transform: rotate({{{1|0deg}}}) skew({{{2|0deg}}}); -ms-transform: rotate({{{1|0deg}}}) skew({{{2|0deg}}}); transform: rotate({{{1|0deg}}}) skew({{{2|0deg}}});<noinclude> | Display:block; -moz-transform: rotate({{{1|0deg}}}) skew({{{2|0deg}}}); -webkit-transform: rotate({{{1|0deg}}}) skew({{{2|0deg}}}); -o-transform: rotate({{{1|0deg}}}) skew({{{2|0deg}}}); -ms-transform: rotate({{{1|0deg}}}) skew({{{2|0deg}}}); transform: rotate({{{1|0deg}}}) skew({{{2|0deg}}});<noinclude> | ||
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Revision as of 19:26, 4 August 2011
Display:block; -moz-transform: rotate(0deg) skew(0deg); -webkit-transform: rotate(0deg) skew(0deg); -o-transform: rotate(0deg) skew(0deg); -ms-transform: rotate(0deg) skew(0deg); transform: rotate(0deg) skew(0deg);
Usage
This must be placed inside <span> or <div> tags to work. It only supplies the transformation code and the ending semi-colon.
The first variable is the degrees of rotation and the second variable is the degrees skew.
Here is an example of the code and what it produces:
First variable (Rotate)
<span style="{{Rotate|180deg|0deg}} padding: 2px; background:#EFEADE; border: solid black">Loris Ipsum</span>
Loris Ipsum
Second Variable (Skew)
<span style="{{Rotate|0deg|30deg}} padding: 2px; background:#EFEADE; border: solid black">Loris Ipsum</span>
Loris Ipsum
Both Variables (Rotate and Skew)
<span style="{{Rotate|180deg|30deg}} padding: 2px; background:#EFEADE; border: solid black">Loris Ipsum</span>
Loris Ipsum
