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[css-align] is the subtle syntax difference between align-self and justify-self intended? #1412

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dbaron opened this issue May 20, 2017 · 3 comments

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dbaron commented May 20, 2017

Right now the "Value:" line for align-self and justify-self are almost but not quite the same; they differ by a single "&&". So in align-self the <overflow-position>? must come before the <self-position>, whereas for justify-self they're allowed in either order.

This syntax difference seems undesirable.

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dbaron commented May 20, 2017

align-content, justify-content, align-items, and justify-items all match align-self. So it seems like the && in justify-self is the odd one out.

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dbaron commented May 22, 2017

And there are also matching differences in the value definitions in the <dl> below.

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This was an error in applying the resolution for fixing the order; looks like I cleaned it out already, so closing as fixed.

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