- From: Christoph Päper <christoph.paeper@crissov.de>
- Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2007 05:35:29 +0100
- To: WWW Style <www-style@w3.org>
Andrew Fedoniouk: > De facto multicol[1] and grid[2] introduce different layout managers. > > 1) These layout schemas use their own subsets of attributes - not a > single attribute but a number of dependent attributes. > 2) These attribute subsets are independent by nature so if one > schema is applied then secondary attributes - remnants from previous > schema shall be discarded as a whole; I'm following you through here, but the syntax you propose just looks wrong and is unlikely compatible to CSS grammar. > #eid > { > layout: columns > { count: 3; > width: 45px; > gap: 0; > rule: none; > } > } #eid { layout: columns; /* ain't it LtRTtB-centristic? */ columns: 3; /* now |column-count| */ rows: 3; /* ignored */ column-width: 45px; column-gap: 0; column-rule: none; } #eid { layout: grid; columns: 3; /* or |column-count| */ rows: 3; column-width: 45px; /* probably ignored */ column-gap: 0; /* perhaps ignored */ column-rule: none; /* perhaps ignored */ } JFTR, I haven't read the grid draft yet.
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