The page-float 'clear' values (block-start/end, and ones that act like that) are defined backwards - as written, they prevent *further* page-floats in the same position. That's not how clear works in other contexts - 'clear' indicates that the element wants to move if *it* isn't the first in that direction. So "clear: block-start;" should be defined as making the page float in question move to the next appropriate fragment if it's not the first float in that position. ~TJ and fantasaiReceived on Friday, 22 January 2016 21:37:22 UTC
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