A unique rotating cube effect has been developed using 3D css transformations. To achieve this, the following transform is applied to a child element:
transform: translateY(-50%) translateZ(-75px) rotateX(90deg) ;
In addition, the parent element contains the following transformation origin:
transform-origin: center center -75px;
The complete code can be found here: https://codepen.io/willdelphia/pen/JZOpMJ
Notably, a constant value of "-75px" is used in two instances due to the parent element's height being set at 150px. The challenge is now to achieve the same effect with elements of varying heights, ideally through CSS alone.
The goal is to dynamically calculate half of any given element's height and utilize that value instead of fixed 75px references.
Is it feasible to accomplish this solely through CSS? Would JavaScript intervention be necessary? Are there alternative methods to achieve the desired effect for elements of diverse sizes?