Package | Description |
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com.groupdocs.editor.htmlcss.css.datatypes |
The com.groupdocs.editor.htmlcss.css.datatypes namespace provides classes that represent CSS data types.
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com.groupdocs.editor.htmlcss.resources.images |
The com.groupdocs.editor.htmlcss.resources.images namespace provides classes that represent image resources of all types in general.
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com.groupdocs.editor.htmlcss.resources.images.raster |
The com.groupdocs.editor.htmlcss.resources.images.raster namespace provides classes that represent only raster image resources.
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com.groupdocs.editor.htmlcss.resources.images.vector |
The com.groupdocs.editor.htmlcss.resources.images.vector namespace provides classes that represent only vector image resources.
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Class and Description |
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CssNumber
Represents a CSS number, which may be an integer of float, and is used in the
CSS declaration and tokens during CSS tokenization procedure
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ICssDataType
Common interface for all CSS data types, which are used in the CSS properties
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Length
Represents a CSS length value in any supportable unit, including percentage
and unitless type.
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Ratio
Represents a "ratio" CSS data type, which is used for describing aspect
ratios in media queries and for raster images by denoting the proportion
between two unitless values called "numerator" and "denominator".
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Class and Description |
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Ratio
Represents a "ratio" CSS data type, which is used for describing aspect
ratios in media queries and for raster images by denoting the proportion
between two unitless values called "numerator" and "denominator".
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Class and Description |
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Ratio
Represents a "ratio" CSS data type, which is used for describing aspect
ratios in media queries and for raster images by denoting the proportion
between two unitless values called "numerator" and "denominator".
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Class and Description |
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Ratio
Represents a "ratio" CSS data type, which is used for describing aspect
ratios in media queries and for raster images by denoting the proportion
between two unitless values called "numerator" and "denominator".
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