- From: Bernhard Fey via GitHub <sysbot+gh@w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2021 15:55:34 +0000
- To: public-css-archive@w3.org
That's what we thought. However, that specifies the "adjoining" condition for two margins of two boxes. So should we consider the break to be a "pseudo-margin" and, if so, where in the box tree should it be?
Also, as an additional help for us to understand the expected result, could you have a look at the following pseudo-document and let us know which of the elements 1 - 12 have their margin-bottom actually influence the layout (i.e. not truncated to 0 or otherwise eliminated)?
```
<root-00>
<block-01>
<block-02>
<flex-03>
<item-04>
<block-05>
<block-06>
<block-07>
<block-08>
<flex-09>
<item-10>
<block-11>
<block-12>
</block-12>
</block-11>
</item-10>
</flex-09>
</block-08>
</block-07>
<!-- break -- -- -- -- -- -- break -- -- -- -- -- -- break -->
<block-13>
<block-14>
<flex-15>
<item-16>
<block-17>
<block-18>
</block-18>
</block-17>
</item-16>
</flex-15>
</block-14>
</block-13>
</block-06>
</block-05>
</item-04>
</flex-03>
</block-02>
</block-01>
</root-00>
```
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