Page elements--angle

deg angle, which is used with the rotate (num deg) of the deformation attribute transform, which means how many angles are rotated. If you do not specify a center point, the default is to start rotation clockwise in the upper-left corner of the DOM node: deg{Height:100px;background:#eee;-moz-transform:Rotate (2deg);-webkit-transform:Rotate (2deg);Transform:Rotate (2deg);//Clockwise rotation 2 degrees}Grad Gradient, which is used with the rotate (num grad) of the deformation attribute transform. If you do not specify a center point, the default is to start rotation counterclockwise in the upper-left corner of the DOM node: Grad{background:#027F78;Height:100px;-webkit-transform:Rotate (2grad);-moz-transform:Rotate (2grad);-ms-transform:Rotate (2grad);Transform:Rotate (2grad);//Counterclockwise rotation 2 degrees}The angle with the gradient, the same height, can simulate a three-dimensional graphics <div class= "deg" > <div class= "Grad" ></div> <div class= "rad" > Radians </div> <div class= "Turn" > Circles </div></div>rad radians, with the deformation Properties transform rotate (num rad) to use, bad control /c6>.rad{background:#555555;Height:200px;-webkit-transform:Rotate (2rad);-moz-transform:Rotate (2rad);Transform:Rotate (2rad); }turn in circles, the elements in the container are relative to the circle of the container, in the rotation, the center of rotation is not control, num maximum is 1. Turn{background:#027F78;Height:200px;-webkit-transform:rotate (. 7turn);-moz-transform:rotate (. 7turn);-ms-transform:rotate (. 7turn);Transform:rotate (. 7turn); }

Page elements--angle