CSS transform-origin Property - CSS Tutorial 89

Notes for You:: CSS transform-origin Property - CSS Tutorial 89
- is used to change the position of the pivot point of an html element.
- Pivot point is an imaginary point; used to transform an html element in different ways.

Syntax:
transform-origin: x-offset y-offset z-offset;
where:
x-offset can be in pixels , %, left, center, right
y-offset can be in pixels , %, top, center, bottom
z-offset must be in pixels

left = 0% , right=100%
top=0% , bottom = 100%
center = 50%

Note:
- Pivot point is by default placed at the center of an html element
- transform-origin: center center 0px; OR transform-origin: 50% 50% 0px;

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[dknayak]

I have below scenario,
'0% 0%'});
$('#p1').attr("transform", "rotate("+theta+") scale("+multiplyBy+", 1)");
where p1 is an SVG path, theta is some angle I am generating dynamically, similarly multiplyBy is a var which has scale value.


My question is after rotating how can I get transform-origin percentage so that I can scale and rotae accordingly further?

[roverkartick]

Sir may I know how many more videos may come on this CSS topic?

[jitendrasoni]

How can get a specific axis point (in percentage) from an image? mean Exact x-axis and y-axis.

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how to know which is the z-axis, please help me

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Sir please tell about position, z Index in css

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what happen if i set transform-origin: 20px ?

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