[css3-regions] ::after and run-in

   # The ‘::after’ content is laid out in the region after laying out the flow
   # content. Then, flow content is removed from the region to accommodate for
   # the ‘::after’ content. Accommodating means that the ‘::after’ content is
   # laid out without overflowing the region. If there is still not enough room
   # to accommodate for the ‘::after’ content after removing all flow content,
   # then the ‘::after’ content overflows. The ‘display’ property of the
   # ‘::after’ content should be set to ‘run-in’ to align with the region's
   # content's inline boxes. In that case, the ‘::after’ content becomes the
   # last inline box of the previous element in the flow that has some visual
   # rendering in the region and can accommodate for the ‘::after’ box.

I think you want s/should be set/can be set/. No?

Also, this seems more like 'run-out' than 'run-in'. :)

~fantasai

Received on Tuesday, 27 December 2011 04:05:55 UTC