Display properties are some of the most widely used CSS features in web design and development.
Let's check them out.
The all CSS property resets an element's properties to its default values, and it looks like this:
all: initial;
The only properties that are not reset are the
direction and unicode-bidi properties, which control text direction. This is important because text direction is required to understand the content. If these properties were reset by the all property, then text would run the opposite way it's supposed to, disrupting the message completely.
This property supports three keyword values: initial, inherit, and unset.
initial: This changes all the properties of the element or the element's parent to their initial values.inherit: This changes all the properties of the element or the element's parent to their parent values.unset: This changes all the properties of the element or the element's parent to their parent values if those properties...