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<!-- Template file for a Textual CSS type reference page. -->
# <type-name>
<!-- Short description of the type. -->
## Syntax
<!--
For a simple type like <integer>:
Describe the type in a short paragraph with an absolute link to the type page.
E.g., “The [`<my-type>`](/css_types/my_type) type is such and such with sprinkles on top.”
-->
<!--
For a type with many different values like <color>:
Introduce the type with a link to [`<my-type>`](/css_types/my_type).
Then, a bullet list with the variants accepted:
- you can create this type with X Y Z;
- you can also do A B C; and
- also use D E F.
-->
<!--
For a type that accepts specific options like <border>:
Add a sentence and a table. Consider ordering values in alphabetical order if there is no other obvious ordering. See below:
The [`<my-type>`](/css_types/my_type) type can take any of the following values:
| Value | Description |
|---------------|-----------------------------------------------|
| `abc` | Describe here. |
| `other val` | Describe this one also. |
| `value three` | Please use full stops. |
| `zyx` | Describe the value without assuming any rule. |
-->
## Examples
### CSS
<!--
Include a good variety of examples.
If the type has many different syntaxes, cover all of them.
Add comments when needed/if helpful.
-->
```css
.some-class {
rule: type-value-1;
rule: type-value-2;
rule: type-value-3;
}
```
### Python
<!-- Same examples as above. -->
```py
widget.styles.rule = type_value_1
widget.styles.rule = type_value_2
widget.styles.rule = type_value_3
```
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