<integer>

Summary

The <integer> CSS data type represents a number without a decimal component. It is used to specify ordered or layered values, either positive or negative.

Properties accepting integer values generally cannot be animated in a useful way because only discrete values are meaningful.

Examples

section {
    column-count: 3;
        z-index:-1;
}

Related specifications

CSS Values and Units Module Level 3

W3C Candidate Recommendation

CSS 2.1

W3C Recommendation