For calculations on this value, use parseFloat( ) on the returned value; or, in IE, retrieve the pixelTop or posTop properties, which return genuine n

Controls the embedding of bidirectional text (such as a mixture of French and Arabic) in concert with the direction style attribute.

Specifies the vertical alignment characteristic of the element. This property operates in two spheres, depending on the selection of values you use.

Specifies the state of the positioned element's visibility. Surrounding content does not close up the space left by an element that has its visibility

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Controls intepretation of whitespace (such as leading spaces and line breaks) from the source code.

Specifies the word-wrapping style for block-level, specifically-sized inline, or positioned elements. If a single word (i.e., without any whitespace

Intended primarily for languages that display characters in vertical sentences, this controls the progression of content, left-to-right, or right-to

For a positioned element, this specifies the stacking order relative to other elements within the same parent container. See Chapter 4 for details on

Governs the magnification of rendered content. Particularly useful for output that might be displayed on monitors with very high pixel density. See

Returns an object that represents a CSS value. In the W3C DOM, the CSSValue object returned from this method has properties that reveal the text o

Returns the string value of any priority (such as !important ) associated with the inline CSS attribute.

Returns the string value of the inline CSS attribute/value pair.

Returns the attribute name of the inline CSS attribute/value pair corresponding to the integer index value in source code order.

Deletes the inline CSS attribute/value pair and returns a string with the previous value.