On 06/10/2015 03:36 PM, Tab Atkins Jr. wrote: > Actually, we need to formatting-contextify blocks, too. Otherwise the > internals of the block *can* affect the layout of things outside, via > pushing later floats around. I think this may already be covered by the spec text that says "The element must be a formatting context". (?) (though maybe that text needs massaging) > Since we have to FC blocks, and I think FC is *sufficient* to fix > inlines, we should probably just go for that, rather than > blockification. > > (Though I then need to define what it means to FCify a ruby, I guess. > Maybe it falls back to blockifying when it can't directly FCify the > display type.) Is there documentation anywhere on what it means to FCify a "display:inline" element? (I think you're asserting it means "change the element to have "display:inline-block". This seems reasonable; I'm just wondering whether that's specced anywhere yet.)Received on Thursday, 11 June 2015 18:59:39 UTC
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