Add an explicit statement under the definitions of <length-range>
and <space> which states:
If a property allows:
<length>, <percentage>, and
<length-range>
or
<length>, <percentage>, and
<space>
then any/all of the .minimum, .optimum, .maximum components of
length-range or space-specifier may be expressed as either a length or as
a percentage.
And add a similar statement to the definition of
<length-conditional>.
We would need to evaluate those properties allowing any of the
above which also specify a value of "auto".
We certainly intended this for leader-length; since we default
min, opt to values in points and max to 100%.
At 2005.04.25-14:25(+0200), Klaas_Bals@inventivedesigners.com
wrote:
Steve,
For issue 2, could you please say exaclty which changes you would propose?
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Can space-before, et al be specified as a percentage-range?
This was sent to me by one of our developers:
Section 5.11:
"space-before.within-colums" should be "space-before.within-column"
-and-
<length-range> is specified as minimum, optimum and maximum all
being type <length>. These can be type <percentage> or the token
"auto" also (see "block-progression-dimension").
For the second issue, I think the general question is:
Can a <length-range> accept percentage values, or must they be actual
lengths.
My thinking is:
We should allow percentages if the property will accept a percentage
as a single/simple value.
---Steve Deach
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