[css-display-3] Move note closer to what it's describing.

css-display-3/Overview.bs

@@ -1233,17 +1233,6 @@ SVG Elements {#unbox-svg}
 	::
 		''display: contents'' behaves as ''display: none''.
 
-	When an element is stripped from the formatting tree,
-	then any SVG attributes on that element
-	that control layout and visual formatting
-	are ignored when rendering the contents.
-	However, SVG [=presentation attributes=]--
-	which map to CSS properties--
-	continue to affect value processing and inheritance [[css-cascade-3]];
-	thus such attributes can affect
-	the layout and visual formatting of the element’s descendants
-	by influencing the values of such properties on those descendants.
-
 	<div class="note">
 		The intention here is that
 		the ''display: none'' behavior applies
@@ -1275,6 +1264,16 @@ SVG Elements {#unbox-svg}
 		it is forced to ''none'' by an ''!important'' user agent style rule.)
 	</div>
 
+	When an element is stripped from the formatting tree,
+	then any SVG attributes on that element
+	that control layout and visual formatting
+	are ignored when rendering the contents.
+	However, SVG [=presentation attributes=]--
+	which map to CSS properties--
+	continue to affect value processing and inheritance [[css-cascade-3]];
+	thus such attributes can affect
+	the layout and visual formatting of the element’s descendants
+	by influencing the values of such properties on those descendants.
 
 MathML Elements {#unbox-mathml}
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