- From: fantasai <fantasai.lists@inkedblade.net>
- Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2012 21:54:06 -0700
- To: "www-style@w3.org" <www-style@w3.org>
http://www.w3.org/TR/2012/WD-css3-flexbox-20120322/#layout-algorithm # Calculate the cross size of each flexbox line. For each flexbox line: # If the flexbox is single-line and has a definite cross size, the single # flexbox line's cross size is the cross size of the flexbox's content box. # End this step of the algorithm. # [If the flexbox is multi-line, each line is sized to contain its contents.] There's an inconsistency between ''nowrap'' flexboxes and ''wrap'' flexboxes consisting of a flexbox line are laid out due to this difference in how flexbox lines are sized. The inconsistency can be seen when the flexbox has a definite cross size and contains an item that is larger than that size: - in a single-line ''nowrap'' flexbox, the contents are aligned between the cross-start and cross-end edges of the flexbox; the large item overflows these alignment bounds - in a single-line ''wrap'' flexbox, the contents are aligned between the cross-start and cross-end edges of the large item, overflowing the flexbox along with the large item. (The flex-line-pack property then aligns this overflowing line within the flexbox bounds.) Is this inconsistency intentional? Or should both ''wrap'' and ''nowrap'' flexbox lines be sized the same way? single-line flexbox with nowrap - +----------+ | | #================|==========|====================+=========+=# " [ top-align ] | | | | " " | centered | | stretch | " " | | [ bottom-align ] | | " #================|==========|====================+=========+=# | | +----------+ single-line flexbox with wrap* - [ top-align ] +----------+ +---------+ | | | | #================|==========|====================|=========|=# " | | | | " " | centered | | stretch | " " | | | | " #================|==========|====================|=========|=# | | | | +----------+ [ bottom-align ] +---------+ * this rendering assumes flex-line-wrap: center; for flex-line-wrap: stretch or start, shift the flexbox bounds up to align with the top of the centered item. ~fantasai
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