[css-sizing-4] Define stretch sizing properly, rather than (incorrectly) indirecting thru stretch alignment. #9902
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…ly) indirecting thru stretch alignment.
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@bfgeek Does this look reasonable? |
Loirooriol
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Feb 27, 2024
| but applying the resulting size to its margin box | ||
| instead of the box indicated by 'box-sizing'. | ||
| [=Stretch-fit sizing=] indicates the size necessary to make the box’s [=outer size=] | ||
| fill the [=containing block=]. |
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What if the box is a block-level that establishes an independent formatting context, and there are floats to avoid?
justify-self aligns within the float-shrunken containing block.
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The old spec said "do what stretch self-alignment does", with some caveats for handling layout modes where that doesn't apply. But that gives bad behavior - it means that auto margins win over stretch sizing (since they win over alignment), when the opposite should occur.