CSS translate function is used to reposition HTML elements using both the tx and ty vectors in the horizontal and/or vertical directions. By changing the value of either the tx or ty coordinates, the position of an element can be changed from its starting position. The translate function is a data type. The first coordinate, tx, is required, and the second coordinate, ty, is optional. The parameters can be either a number or percentage value.
This article explains the syntax, parameters, and examples of using the CSS translate function on elements with CSS transform. The examples illustrate how to apply the translate function to any element or image by using CSS selectors. This article also includes a try-it-out section to show how to use the CSS translate function to create a 3D space using perspective and translateZ.
To learn more about the CSS translate function, check out the article and the examples on the AppCode website. The article provides a detailed explanation of the CSS translate function with examples that demonstrate how to apply the function to HTML elements.
You can also practice using the CSS translate function on Codepen, which is a code editor that allows you to write and run HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code in the browser.
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