Issue link: http://wiki.csswg.org/topics/css3-flexbox-painting-order The 'flex-order' property “reorders” flexbox items, allowing them to display independently of their source order. Does this reordering affect painting order? That is, given the following markup: <flexbox> <a style=“flex-order:2;”>foo</a> <b style=“flex-order:1;”>bar</b> </flexbox> If the <b> child overlaps the <a> child, should it paint above (that is, according to its source order) or below (according to its display order)? A. 'flex-order' affects the painting order - items moved earlier paint underneath items moved later. B. 'flex-order' has no effect on painting order - the original source order determines whether things are painted above/below others. WebKit's implementation chooses option A, and I think this is sanest - as much as possible, the reordering should act exactly like it was *always* in that order. Thoughts? ~TJReceived on Thursday, 17 May 2012 01:05:10 UTC
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