CSS3 nav-indexProperty


Example

Specify the Tab key order of the two buttons:

button#b1
{
top:20%;left:25%;
nav-index:1;
nav-right:#b2;nav-left:#b4;
nav-down:#b2;nav-up:#b4;
}

button#b2
{
top:40%;left:50%;
nav-index:2;
nav-right:#b3;nav-left:#b1;
nav-down:#b3;nav-up:#b1;
}

button#b3
{
top:70%;left:25%;
nav-index:3;
nav-right:#b4;nav-left:#b2;
nav-down:#b4;nav-up:#b2;
}

button#b4
{
top:40%;left:0%;
nav-index:4;
nav-right:#b1;nav-left:#b3;
nav-down:#b1;nav-up:#b3;
}

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Browser Support

The numbers in the table indicate the first browser version that supports the property.

The number immediately preceding -webkit-, -ms-, or -moz- is the first browser version that supports the prefixed property.

Property
nav-index incompatible incompatible incompatible incompatible Supported in Opera 11.5-12.
Incompatible with newer browser versions

Property definition and usage instructions

The nav-index property specifies the order of sequential navigation elements ("Tab key order").

Default value: auto
Inherited: no
version: CSS3
JavaScript Syntax: object.style.navIndex=2


Syntax

nav-index: auto|number|inherit;

Value Description
auto The Tab key order of the element assigned by the browser.
number Indicates the Tab key order of the element. 1 means first.
inherit Specifies that the value of the nav-index property should be inherited from the parent element.
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