translate3d()

The translate3d() function is a 3D transform function that is used to move an element in three-dimensional space.

It is the three-dimensional equivalent of the translate() function. It is used to translate the element by a vector [tx, ty, tz], where tx is the translation along the x-axis, ty is the translation along the y-axis, and tz is the translation along the z-axis. The values tx, ty, and tz are provided either as a <length> or as a percentage. Not including a unit type will cause the number to be interpreted as a “user unit”.

Positive translation values will move the element along the positive direction of the axis, and negative values will move it in the opposite direction.

Examples:

                  transform: translate3d(100px, 100px, -200px);
                  transform: translate3d(50%, -100%, 10%);
                  transform: translate3d(-100px, -30px, 50px);
                

The official syntax looks as follows:

transform: translate3d( tx , ty, tz);
                

For a better understanding of the transform functions, please refer to the transform entry.