css rotate text

Say, animating the margin of an element with a filter, or has child elements with a filter, is incredibly jerky on the best of machines.Ran into a problem with this recently and really need a faster way to rotate text for this project, perhaps cufon.Thanks a lot Why CSS (Michael Fokken). Vertical text is accomplished easily these days with CSS transforms:.vertical-text { transform: rotate(90deg); transform-origin: left top 0; } Depending on which direction you'd like the text to display vertically, the rotation will be different, but it's that rotate value which will make the text vertical. Would prefer a way using jquery.I think the easiest way to figure out the css for rotated text is to use It is not working when i tried it for IE7 &8, any help?What’s the difference between “IE” and “Internet Explorer” in this example?If I can omit one, I’d really like to, seeing as how IE6 is now dead.It seems using both the -ms prefix and the filter-attribute will double the effect (rotating the double amont) in IE9 (for me at least). For transform, I quite often check out Chris, Your “filter: progid: …” destroys IE9 SP1 up-to-dateI tried the code on my site, it doesn’t work in IE 9, when I view from my local it looks fine but when I upload it online, it doesn’t display as what I see in local.late comment but try adding this in front of “filter: …”[if lte IE 8] filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.BasicImage(rotation=3);Is there a way to get the angle by which the element is rotated? But when the text is long, without spaces, it goes outside the border of the cell!! ThanksThanks! Set the scale, rotate, translate, and skew and watch the live preview to get the desired view. since which version these all rotation css supports/ supported.I believe the post is quite outdated and is for earlier release of transform in css3.Any idea about the Adobe digital edition and IPAD to support css for rotated text.The rotation is not working in IE8. This rotates the text but “Microsoft.BasicImage”converts it to and image, breaking the link.This is an easy and useful tool to convert CSS3’s transformThe code works very well. I am sure with some CSS cleverness you should be able to make the accordion vertical and also rotate the title text :-) Edit 2: I had anticipated the text center problem and have already updated my demo. Obviously, like any other CSS property, the transform property can be put to a variety of other uses as well. to 90 degree rotation and vertically align the text to the bottom. Tip: The border, padding, content, and backgrounds (that are not fixed) are also rotated! Rotate, skew, and scale three different