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CSS AZIMUTH

In an optimal listening environment, the soundstage is considered to be parallel to the floor, with origin point at the listeners head. The ideal listening position is considered to be perfectly facing the main sound reproduction source(s) at an optimal distance. This property describes the radial position (360 degree measure) on this listening plane. An imaginary axis can be drawn straight ahead of the listener with the imaginary line serving as the origin. Rightward angle measures are positive and leftward, negative.

Example

.rightdude { azimuth: 45deg }

<p style=”azimuth: 45deg”>test text in the paragraph</p>

 

Possible Values

Value Description
inherit Explicitly sets the value of this property to that of the parent.
left-side
far-left
left
center-left
center

center-right
right
far-right
right-side

left-side: 270 degrees or -90 degrees

far-left: 300 degrees or -60 degrees

left: 320 degrees or -40 degrees

center-left: 340 degrees or -20 degrees

center: 0 degrees

center-right: 20 degrees or -340 degrees

right: 40 degrees or -320 degrees

far-right: 60 degrees or 300 degrees

right-side: 90 degrees or -270 degrees

leftwards
rightwards
leftwards: counter-clockwise 20 degrees from an inherited or absolute reference angle.

rightwards: clockwise 20 degrees from an inherited or absolute reference angle.

[angle] Refers to an angle off of the reference line in the sound stage plane (-360 to 360 degrees.) ‘0deg’ is directly ahead of the listener, ‘90deg’(-270deg) is to the right, ‘180deg’(-180deg) behind, and ‘270deg’(-90deg) to the left.

 

6 Responses

  1. Andrew says:

    Hi,

    I tired using the azimuth property and I even used the example that you have above, but it did not work. I tired it on Firefox and IE. What could be causing the problem? I look forward to your help.

  2. James Womack says:

    @ Andrew:
    This method is for styling sound. It determines which direction the sound should come from.

  3. Ruhul says:

    how it work i don’t know. can any body tell me please that how it work. please……………………………………..

  4. Job says:

    Without looking it up further I suppose it is for screen readers. Consider that you have a dialogue on your HTML page, and a screen reader will read it out loud for you – with this property, you can make sure one person’s speech comes from the left and the other’s from the right (and the rest comes in stereo).

  5. 旗龙 says:

    可以写个简单的例子么?

  6. How it work i don’t know. Can anyone help me….

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