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zoom utility syntax: zoom-<number>

The zoom utility class uses the format zoom-<number> to apply the CSS zoom property as a percentage. For example, zoom-75 produces zoom: 75%; and zoom-125 produces zoom: 125%;

zoom utility with custom property variable

The zoom utility can use a custom property variable with the syntax zoom-(<custom-property>) to apply zoom: var(<custom-property>);

zoom utility with arbitrary value

The zoom utility can use an arbitrary value with the syntax zoom-[<value>] to apply zoom: <value>;

zoom utility examples

Common zoom utility examples include zoom-75, zoom-100, and zoom-125. These scale elements to 75%, 100%, and 125% of their original size respectively using the CSS zoom property.

zoom utility supports state variants

The zoom utility supports state variant modifiers such as hover to apply different zoom levels on element states.

zoom utility supports responsive design

The zoom utility supports responsive design breakpoints to apply different zoom values at different screen sizes.

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