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<fraction>
and <grid>
(ISSUE-193)
Arron presented a draft for CSS3 Positioning, which includes CSS2.1 absolute, fixed, and relative positioning, containing blocks, and z-index; and that adds:
position: center
auto
offsets compute to center the element within its containing block.position: page
There were concerns raised that the page positioning scheme being proposed would result in layouts that broke very badly if the document were either rendered onto continuous (scrolling) canvas, or if it were paginated differently than the author’s original intent (due to differently-sized fonts, differently-sized pages, etc.). Thus:
Resolved: Publish CSS3 Positioning as FPWD, without position: page
.
display:none
or inside display:none
elements.
all
is allowed within lists in transition-property
(but none
is not). Which item wins works like for shorthands, so it’s silly to use all
other than at the start of the list, but it’s not forbidden.