Re: [css-flexbox] Allow specifying when wrapping should happen

> The one concern I have is what if this value is specified within
> a flex item?

I think so. This property has to work in a flex context, and the before and after position of a flex container that is not itself a flex item aren’t in such context.

> We don't have a very solid definition for how flex items split yet.

Just my 2 cents, but what about no other flex items can be in the same flex line before/after the flex item having a break-before/break-after property specified.

Also just a quick question, is it possible to ask flex layout to ignore flex lines (or a different working mode for flex lines) and make flex items stack as tight as possible in the cross axis?  The use case is to enable a jquery masonry (http://masonry.desandro.com <http://masonry.desandro.com/>) like layout.
 
> On Jan 20, 2015, at 11:06 AM, fantasai <fantasai.lists@inkedblade.net> wrote:
> 
> On 01/19/2015 09:52 PM, Glen Huang wrote:
>> Thank you.
>> 
>> But if I understand the fragmentation module correctly, `always`
>> still introduce a page break, and `any` is a delegation like value,
>> you have to define what’s the deepest fragmentation context for a
>> flex layout before `any` can work in that layout.
> 
> Yes. 'always' would still introduce a page break. 'any', if we define
> flex lines as trapping it, would introduce a flex line break when
> specified on a flex item.
> 
> We could also introduce a 'flex' value, that would create a flex
> line break if in a flex container, otherwise not.
> 
> The one concern I have is what if this value is specified within
> a flex item? In that case, technically, it would cause the flex
> item to split across flex lines. We don't have a very solid
> definition for how flex items split yet. :/
> 
> ~fantasai
>