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| The need for css property aliasing has kept showing up recently, but we have yet to define how it actually works. This is an attempt at listing the alternatives. | The need for css property aliasing has kept showing up recently, but we have yet to define how it actually works. This is an attempt at listing the alternatives. | ||
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| ====== Use cases ====== | ====== Use cases ====== | ||
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| - | === shorthand / longhand, take 2 === | + | ===== shorthand / longhand, take 2 ===== |
| It may a bit suprising, but we could turn the shorthand / longhand thing on its head, and say that **page-break-*** are shorthands to **break-***. Shorthands with a single longhand are unheard of as far as I know, but it would work relatively intuitively if you don't think of it too much. | It may a bit suprising, but we could turn the shorthand / longhand thing on its head, and say that **page-break-*** are shorthands to **break-***. Shorthands with a single longhand are unheard of as far as I know, but it would work relatively intuitively if you don't think of it too much. | ||