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CSS scroll-padding-block-end Enhance Scrolling Experiences
Use keywords like 'auto', lengths, and percentages to control padding at the end of scroll containers.
Property Values
- Keyword Values (
auto
):- The
auto
value lets the browser decide the space. It’s usually0px
, but the browser can adjust it as needed.
- The
- Length Values (
<length-percentage>
):- You can set the space using units like pixels (
px
), ems (em
), or percentages (%
).
- You can set the space using units like pixels (
- Global Values:
- These include
inherit
,initial
,revert
,revert-layer
, andunset
. They help you apply styles based on the parent element or reset the property.
- These include
Values
The scroll-padding-block-end
property accepts various values:
Keyword Values
auto
:- The browser decides the space. This is usually
0px
, but it can be adjusted for optimal viewing.
- The browser decides the space. This is usually
Length Values
<length-percentage>
:- You can set the space using units like pixels (
px
), ems (em
), or percentages (%
). - Examples:
scroll-padding-block-end: 10px;
scroll-padding-block-end: 1em;
scroll-padding-block-end: 10%;
- You can set the space using units like pixels (
Global Values
inherit
:- The element inherits the value from its parent.
initial
:- Resets the property to its initial state, which is
auto
.
- Resets the property to its initial state, which is
revert
:- Resets the property to the user agent’s default style, usually
auto
.
- Resets the property to the user agent’s default style, usually
revert-layer
:- Resets the property to the value specified in the previous cascade layer.
unset
:- Resets the property to its natural value, either
inherit
orinitial
.
- Resets the property to its natural value, either
Formal Definition
Initial Value:
- The initial value for
scroll-padding-block-end
isauto
.
Applies To:
- This property applies to scroll containers.
Inherited:
- No, the property is not inherited from parent elements.
Percentages:
- Percentages are relative to the scroll container’s scrollport.
Computed Value:
- The computed value is as specified.
Animation Type:
- The animation type is by computed value type.
Formal Syntax:
Specifications
- The
scroll-padding-block-end
property is defined in the CSS Scroll Snap Module Level 1:- [CSS Scroll Snap Module Level 1]WebsiteUrl
Browser Compatibility
The scroll-padding-block-end
property is widely supported across many devices and browsers. Here’s an overview:
- Google Chrome: Version 69 and later
- Mozilla Firefox: Version 68 and later
- Apple Safari: Version 15 and later
- Microsoft Edge: Version 79 and later
- Opera: Version 56 and later
Example
Here’s a simple example to see scroll-padding-block-end
in action. We’ll set the scroll-padding-block-end
to 90px
, ensuring content within the scroll container has sufficient space.
HTML
Output
When you scroll through the content, you’ll notice a 90px
padding at the end of the scroll container. This ensures the last element has enough space and isn’t hidden.
![Example GIF]WebsiteUrl
This example shows how scroll-padding-block-end
can enhance the user experience by keeping content visible and unobstructed within a scroll container.
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