CSS entries starting with “G”

Every CSS entry starting with G, grouped by kind. Pseudo-classes, pseudo-elements and types are filed by their first letter, ignoring the leading :, :: or <.

NameDescription
Color
GrayTextSystem colour: disabled text.
gainsboroNamed colour #dcdcdc.
ghostwhiteNamed colour #f8f8ff.
goldNamed colour #ffd700.
goldenrodNamed colour #daa520.
grayNamed colour #808080.
greenNamed colour #008000.
greenyellowNamed colour #adff2f.
greyNamed colour #808080.
Function
grayscale()A filter that converts colours towards grey.
Media feature
gridWhether the output device is grid-based, such as a text terminal.
Property
gapShorthand for the space between rows and columns in grid, flex and multi-column.
glyph-orientation-verticalDeprecated SVG alias for text-orientation.
gridShorthand that sets the explicit and implicit grid in one declaration.
grid-areaPlaces a grid item by area name or by its four lines.
grid-auto-columnsThe size of columns the grid creates implicitly.
grid-auto-flowWhether auto-placed grid items fill rows or columns, and whether to backfill.
grid-auto-rowsThe size of rows the grid creates implicitly.
grid-columnShorthand for the column lines a grid item starts and ends on.
grid-column-endThe column line where a grid item ends.
grid-column-startThe column line where a grid item starts.
grid-rowShorthand for the row lines a grid item starts and ends on.
grid-row-endThe row line where a grid item ends.
grid-row-startThe row line where a grid item starts.
grid-templateShorthand for grid rows, columns and named areas.
grid-template-areasNames areas of a grid with strings, one per row.
grid-template-columnsThe sizes and line names of a grid's explicit columns.
grid-template-rowsThe sizes and line names of a grid's explicit rows.
Pseudo-element
::grammar-errorText the browser has flagged as grammatically incorrect.
Type
<generic-family>The CSS 2 name for the generic font family keywords.
<generic-font-family>Keywords for a kind of font: serif, sans-serif, monospace and more.
<geometry-box>The reference box for clip-path, CSS or SVG.
<gradient>A linear, radial or conic gradient image.
Unit
gradGradians; a full circle is 400grad.