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utilities/outline-offset

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outline-offset utility class syntax

The outline-offset utility supports four syntax patterns: outline-offset-<number> which outputs outline-offset: <number>px, -outline-offset-<number> which outputs outline-offset: calc(<number>px * -1) for negative values, outline-offset-(<custom-property>) which outputs outline-offset: var(<custom-property>), and outline-offset-[<value>] for arbitrary values.

outline-offset examples

Common outline-offset utilities include outline-offset-0 which produces outline-offset: 0px, outline-offset-2 which produces outline-offset: 2px, and outline-offset-4 which produces outline-offset: 4px.

outline-offset responsive design

The outline-offset utility supports responsive design modifiers to change the outline offset at different breakpoints.

outline-offset custom values

The outline-offset utility supports arbitrary custom values using the outline-offset-[<value>] syntax, allowing values like outline-offset-[2vw].

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