I usually put 0 as value when i want to remove something in css. For example:
border: 0;
background: 0;
Is there any difference between 0 and none?
I usually put 0 as value when i want to remove something in css.
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I usually put 0 as value when i want to remove something in css. For example:
border: 0;
background: 0;
Is there any difference between 0 and none?
When used with composite styles like
borderandbackground, the values will correspond to different properties.border: 0will setborder-width: 0whileborder: nonewill setborder-style: none.background: 0will setbackground-position: 0whilebackground: nonewill setbackground-image: none.So, there is a difference. In the case of the border, the difference doesn’t make any visual difference as both remove the border, but for the background it can make a difference if you also set any other background properties.