All four properties set the width of a single padding edge of an element. Padding is space that extends between the element's border and content box

Points to the name of an existing @page rule (when the rule contains an identifier, such as @page figures {size: landscape} ) in order to apply t

Define how content should treat a page break around an element when the document is sent to a printer. Page breaks are not rendered in the visual br

Defines whether the element allows itself to be split across printed pages. Although this property is a member of the style object in IE 5/Mac and

For positionable elements, these properties define the pixel position of the edges of an element's box (content plus padding, border, and/or margin)

Specify the height and width of the element in pixels. Use these properties for calculation instead of properties such as height and width , whic

For positionable elements, these properties define the position of the edges of an element's box (content plus padding, border, and/or margin) relat

Specify the numeric height and width of the element in the units set by the CSS positioning-related attributes. Use these properties for calculation

For positionable elements, returns the value assigned to the style sheet position attribute. This property is actually read/write, but you cannot

The playDuring of style is described in below chapter: javascript STYLE azimuth, cue, cueAfter, cueBefore, elevation, pause, pauseAfter, pauseBefore,

Controls the spacing between ideographic (typically Asian languages) and nonideographic characters.

Assigns pairs of characters to be used as quote marks (especially for the q element). Although the property is available for IE 5 Macintosh and Ne

Returns the current download status of the object's content. If a script (especially one initiated by a user event) can perform some actions whi

For an absolute-positioned element, defines the position of the right edge of an element's box (content plus right padding, border, and/or margin) r

Controls alignment of content in a ruby element. Changes to this property affect IE for Windows only. Ruby-related styles are defined in CSS3.