Also define the standard property 'writing-mode' for compatibilitycss(vendorPrefix)

To define the standard property `writing-mode` for compatibility with different CSS vendor prefixes, you can use the following code:

writing-mode: horizontal-tb; /* Standard property */
writing-mode: -webkit-horizontal-tb; /* WebKit (Safari, Chrome) */
writing-mode: -moz-horizontal-tb; /* Mozilla Firefox */
writing-mode: -ms-horizontal-tb; /* Microsoft Edge */
writing-mode: -o-horizontal-tb; /* Opera */

In this example, `horizontal-tb` is the value for the `writing-mode` property, which sets the text direction horizontally from left to right. The vendor prefixes (`-webkit-`, `-moz-`, `-ms-`, `-o-`) are used to ensure compatibility with different browsers.

You can replace `horizontal-tb` with other values such as `vertical-rl`, `vertical-lr`, etc., depending on your specific use case for the `writing-mode` property.