In section 4.1 of the Flexbox ED (the section on Absolutely-Positioned Flex Children), there's a chunk labeled "Example 3" which says: # For example, by default, the static position of an # absolutely positioned element aligns it to the # main-start/cross-start corner, corresponding to the # default values of justify-self and align-self. # Setting justify-self:center, however, would center # it in the main axis. http://dev.w3.org/csswg/css-flexbox/#abspos-items This is the only mention of "justify-self" in the whole document, so I'm guessing that's a mistake. I think it means to say "justify-content"? (justify-self is not defined in the flexbox spec, though it is defined elsewhere, in the CSS Box Alignment spec.) Also: it'd probably be worth explicitly saying which element to set this property on, since (for justify-content) it applies to the container, *not* the abspos child. So e.g. "Setting justify-content:center _on the flex container_ ..." Thanks, ~DanielReceived on Friday, 3 January 2014 22:43:42 UTC
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