Found some maximum possible values for various CSS elements today, which don't seem to be documented anywhere that I was able to find
- 65534px
Also the ZIP Code for Laquey, MO
- Browsers seem to accept higher values, but stop rendering the outline after this
- outline-width: 65534px; = a gigantic outline
- outline-width: 65535px; = no outline
*This width applies even if the element is passed to the GPU for rendering using
-webkit-transform: translateZ(0);
- Turns out 65535 is the highest number which can be represented by an unsigned 16 bit binary number
This is the ZIP Code of Leasburg, MO- This seems to be a similar case to the maximum possible z-index value:
2147483647
- There are a lot of obscurely significant things that relate to this number
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/65535_(number)
- They're probably less obscure if you're actually a math or computer science major
- Guessing this also applies to things like border-width
- Should check
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/65535_(number)
- Tested in Safari and Chrome
- 2147483647
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2147483647
- Reports that going higher than this actually used to cause elements to disappear, or reset to 1 in Firefox
- Doesn't seem to hide in Safari, Chrome, or FF on Mac
- Won't go any higher though
- Last element to be set in the DOM is on top
- 1,000,000px
1000000px
- Seriously
- Allows higher values, only renders up to this size
- Side note - found this