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mask-size

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mask-auto utility class

The mask-auto utility class sets mask-size: auto;, which displays the mask image at its default size.

mask-cover utility class

The mask-cover utility class sets mask-size: cover;, which scales the mask image until it fills the mask layer, cropping the image if needed.

mask-contain utility class

The mask-contain utility class sets mask-size: contain;, which scales the mask image to the outer edges without cropping or stretching.

mask-size custom property syntax

The mask-size-(<custom-property>) utility class sets mask-size: var(<custom-property>);, allowing you to reference a CSS custom property for the mask size value.

mask-size arbitrary value syntax

The mask-size-[<value>] utility class sets mask-size: <value>;, allowing you to specify any arbitrary value for the mask size.

mask-size responsive design

The mask-size utilities support responsive design variants. You can use responsive prefixes like sm:, md:, lg:, etc. to apply different mask-size values at different breakpoints. For example, sm:mask-contain applies mask-contain at small breakpoints and above.

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