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utilities/zoom

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zoom utility class syntax

The zoom utility in Tailwind CSS v4 uses the syntax zoom-<number> to apply the CSS zoom property. For example, zoom-75 applies zoom: 75%;, zoom-100 applies zoom: 100%;, and zoom-125 applies zoom: 125%;.

zoom custom property syntax

The zoom utility supports custom CSS properties using the syntax zoom-(<custom-property>), which generates zoom: var(<custom-property>);.

zoom arbitrary value syntax

The zoom utility supports arbitrary values using the syntax zoom-[<value>], which generates zoom: <value>;.

zoom utility supports responsive design

The zoom utility in Tailwind CSS v4 supports responsive design modifiers, allowing different zoom values at different breakpoints.

zoom utility supports state variants

The zoom utility supports targeting specific states like hover, allowing zoom values to change based on interactive states.

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