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Display Properties

Definition and Usage

The Dy series provides predefined values for the CSS display property, allowing you to control how elements are rendered in the document flow.

Display Examples

Property	Value
DyBk	display: block;
DyCs	display: contents;
DyFx	display: flex;
DyGd	display: grid;
DyIe	display: inline;
DyIeBk	display: inline-block;
DyIeFx	display: inline-flex;
DyIeGd	display: inline-grid;
DyLtIm	display: list-item;
DyNe	display: none;
DyTe	display: table;
DyTeRwGp	display: table-row-group;
DyTeCl	display: table-cell;
DyTeRw	display: table-row;

Note

These utility classes provide a flexible way to manage element rendering and layout structure while maintaining a consistent design system.

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