The CSS max() function takes two or more comma-separated arguments of spacing values, evaluates them, and returns the largest value of the bunch.

.element { width: max(80%, 800px); }

The CSS min() function takes two or more comma-separated arguments of spacing values, evaluates them, and returns the smallest value of the bunch.

.element { width: min(80%, 800px); }

The CSS mod() function returns the remaining “modulo” after the first argument is modulus-divided by the second argument. It’s the […]

.element { width: mod(10px, 4px); }

The matrix() function combines all the 2D transform functions into a single CSS declaration. It covers the translate(), skew(), and scale() functions

.element { transform: matrix(1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0); }

The CSS minmax() function is used exclusively with CSS Grid to define a size range for grid tracks (i.e., the grid’s rows and columns). It lets you specify two arguments — a minimum size and a maximum size for a track — allowing the grid track to grow and shrink within that range, depending on the available space.

.element { grid-template-columns: minmax(100px, 400px) 1fr 1fr; }