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background-clip · WebPlatform Docs
background-clip Summary
Specifies how an element’s background is clipped.
Overview table
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Initial value
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border-box
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Applies to
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All elements
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Inherited
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No
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Media
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visual
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Computed value
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as specified
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Animatable
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No
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CSS Object Model Property
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backgroundClip
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Percentages
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N/A
Syntax
background-clip: border-box
background-clip: content-box
background-clip: padding-box
Values
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border-box
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Default. The background extends underneath the element’s borders, which can be seen with semi-transparent or dotted or dashed border-styles.
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padding-box
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The background is clipped to the padding-box, i.e. it cannot be seen under the element’s borders.
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content-box
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The background is clipped the element’s content box, so the paddings and borders have no background. This is mainly useful with multiple backgrounds with different background-clip values.
Examples
The background will not extend underneath the semi-transparent black border, so the element’s borders will allow whatever is underneath the element to show through.
div
{
border: 5px solid rgba(0,0,0,.5);
background: deeppink;
background-clip: padding-box;
}
Related specifications
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CSS Backgrounds and Borders Module Level 3
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W3C Candidate Recommendation
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