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ignored-properties : Properties That Are Accepted And Ignored

Some css properties only have a meaning for an interactive page in a browser. They are accepted in a stylesheet or style attribute, with no warning, and have no effect on the PDF.

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Properties

Property Meaning in a browser
cursor The mouse pointer over the element.
pointer-events Whether the element responds to the mouse.
will-change A hint about what will be animated.
scroll-behavior Smooth or instant scrolling.
user-select Whether the text can be selected.
transition Animation between values when they change.
animation Keyframe animation.

Examples

a.button {
    cursor: pointer;
    transition: background-color 0.3s ease;
    background-color: #2563EB;
    color: white;
}

Only the background-color and color are used in the PDF.

Notes

  • This lets a stylesheet that is shared with a web page be used for a PDF without change.
  • The individual forms (such as transition-duration or animation-name) are not listed, and are not recognised.
  • @keyframes rules are not used.
  • Added in Paperwork.Core 9.8.

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