CSS properties (sometimes referred to as “elements” colloquially) are the individual styles that can be applied to HTML elements to control their appearance. Here’s a list of some common CSS properties along with their descriptions:

1. color:
   • Sets the color of the text content.
2. background-color:
   • Sets the background color of an element.
3. font-size:
   • Sets the size of the font.
4. font-family:
   • Specifies the font family for text content.
5. font-weight:
   • Sets the thickness of characters in a text.
6. font-style:
   • Specifies the style of the font (normal, italic, or oblique).
7. text-decoration:
   • Adds decoration to text content, such as underline or line-through.
8. text-align:
   • Sets the alignment of text content within its container.
9. line-height:
   • Specifies the height of a line of text.
10. letter-spacing:
    • Sets the spacing between characters in a text.
11. word-spacing:
    • Sets the spacing between words in a text.
12. padding:
    • Sets the padding space between the border and the content of an element.
13. margin:
    • Sets the margin space outside an element.
14. border:
    • Sets the border properties of an element (width, style, and color).
15. border-radius:
    • Sets the radius of the border corners.
16. box-shadow:
    • Adds a shadow effect to an element’s box.
17. display:
    • Specifies the type of display box an element generates (block, inline, inline-block, etc.).
18. position:
    • Specifies the positioning method of an element (static, relative, absolute, fixed).
19. top, right, bottom, left:
    • Positioning properties used with position to specify the placement of an element.
20. float:
    • Specifies whether an element should float to the left or right.
21. clear:
    • Specifies whether an element should be moved below floating elements.
22. width:
    • Sets the width of an element.
23. height:
    • Sets the height of an element.
24. min-width, max-width:
    • Specifies the minimum and maximum width of an element.
25. min-height, max-height:
    • Specifies the minimum and maximum height of an element.
26. overflow:
    • Specifies how overflowed content should be handled.
27. z-index:
    • Sets the stack order of an element.
28. opacity:
    • Specifies the transparency level of an element.
29. text-transform:
    • Specifies how text should be capitalized (uppercase, lowercase, capitalize, etc.).
30. text-overflow:
    • Specifies how overflowed text should be displayed when it’s too long to fit in its container.
31. white-space:
    • Specifies how white space inside an element should be handled.
32. cursor:
    • Specifies the type of cursor to be displayed when hovering over an element.
33. list-style:
    • A shorthand property for setting the style, image, and position of list markers.
34. list-style-type:
    • Sets the style of the list item marker (disc, circle, square, etc.).
35. list-style-image:
    • Specifies an image as the list item marker.
36. list-style-position:
    • Sets the position of the list item marker (inside or outside the list item box).
37. background-image:
    • Specifies one or more background images for an element.
38. background-repeat:
    • Specifies how a background image should be repeated (repeat, repeat-x, repeat-y, no-repeat).
39. background-position:
    • Sets the starting position of a background image.
40. background-size:
    • Specifies the size of a background image.
41. background-attachment:
    • Specifies whether a background image should scroll with the rest of the content or remain fixed.
42. opacity:
    • Specifies the transparency level of an element.
43. visibility:
    • Specifies whether an element should be visible or hidden.
44. transform:
    • Applies 2D or 3D transformations to an element (rotate, scale, translate, skew, etc.).
45. transition:
    • A shorthand property for setting transition effects on CSS properties.
46. animation:
    • A shorthand property for defining CSS animations.
47. box-sizing:
    • Specifies how the total width and height of an element are calculated.
48. outline:
    • A shorthand property for setting the outline style, width, and color of an element.
49. outline-offset:
    • Sets the space between an outline and the border edge of an element.
50. user-select:
    • Specifies whether text selection should be allowed for an element.

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