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  1. Added an answer on March 18, 2018 at 7:26 am

    The value definition field of each CSS property can contain keywords, data types (which appear between ‘’), and information on how they can be combined. Generic data types ( being the most widely used) that can be used by many properties are described in this specification, while more specific data types (e.g., ) are described in the corresponding modules.

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  2. Added an answer on March 18, 2018 at 7:26 am

    The value definition field of each CSS property can contain keywords, data types (which appear between ‘’), and information on how they can be combined. Generic data types ( being the most widely used) that can be used by many properties are described in this specification, while more specific data types (e.g., ) are described in the corresponding modules.

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  3. Added an answer on March 18, 2018 at 7:26 am

    The value definition field of each CSS property can contain keywords, data types (which appear between ‘’), and information on how they can be combined. Generic data types ( being the most widely used) that can be used by many properties are described in this specification, while more specific data types (e.g., ) are described in the corresponding modules.

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