CSS elevation property

Description

The elevation property describes the position of a sound source on the vertical axis of the listener’s environment.

Possible values

• angle – Angle values ​​range from -90 degrees to 90 degrees. An angle value of 0deg corresponds to a point horizontal to the listener, 90deg corresponds to a point directly above, and -90deg corresponds to a point directly below.

• above – Equivalent to a value of 90deg.

  
  

• level – Equivalent to a value of 0 degrees.

• below – Equivalent to a value of -90 degrees.

• higher – Shifts the sound source upwards by 10 degrees.

• lower – Shifts the sound source downwards by 10 degrees.

Applies to

All HTML elements

DOM Syntax

object.style.elevation = "above"; 

Example

Here’s an example –

<style type = "text/css"> 
<!-- 
h1 { elevation: above } 
tr.a { elevation: 60deg } 
tr.b { elevation: 30deg } 
tr.c { elevation: level } --> 
</style>