Using a module in css calc function

Question

Is there a way to use or implement a module statement in a css calc function?
I know that there is a mod statement, and IE supports it, but what about other browsers?

for instance

#element-id{
     width: calc( 100%  mod 5 );
}

Answer 1

Unfortunately, the statement is no longer mentioned modin the latest specifications .

The calc () function allows you to use mathematical expressions with the addition of (+), subtraction (-), multiplication (*) and division (/) as component values.

You can resort to using javascript to achieve this behavior.

var el = document.getElementById('element-id');
el.style.width = (100 % 5) + '%';

Answer 2

... "NO".

MDN

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- .

* . <number>.

/ . <number>.

Answer 3

Only Internet Explorer supports the mod feature, I'm afraid, and this has been excluded from the CSS specification , so other browsers are not likely to support it any time soon.