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topics:alignment-names [2012/05/22 23:46] fantasaitopics:alignment-names [2012/05/23 09:09] fantasai
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   B | justify-inside   align-inside   B | justify-inside   align-inside
   C | justify-items    align-items   C | justify-items    align-items
 +
 +Added after initial discussions...
  
 Set 4: Self/Content/Items Inversion Set 4: Self/Content/Items Inversion
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     +--------X----------------Y------     +--------X----------------Y------
-  A | inline-align-self     stack-align-self +  A | align-self-inline     align-self-stack 
-  B | inline-align-content  stack-align-content +  B | align-content-inline  align-content-stack 
-  C | inline-align-items    stack-align-items+  C | align-items-inline    align-items-stack
  
 === Summary of Comments === === Summary of Comments ===
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   inner-align; inner-justify;   inner-align; inner-justify;
   child-outer-align; child-outer-justify;   child-outer-align; child-outer-justify;
 +  
   However, I'm not completely sold to "child-outer-align" and "child-outer-justify".   However, I'm not completely sold to "child-outer-align" and "child-outer-justify".
   This case is better solved with a pseudo-class.    This case is better solved with a pseudo-class. 
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   ‘box-align’ sound odder (to me as a non-native speaker) than   ‘box-align’ sound odder (to me as a non-native speaker) than
   ‘box-justification’/‘box-alignment’.   ‘box-justification’/‘box-alignment’.
 +  
   ‘default-*’ seems just wrong, not least because of the ‘default’ keyword.   ‘default-*’ seems just wrong, not least because of the ‘default’ keyword.
 +  
   I think ‘box’ and ‘content’ are good terms and without doing further   I think ‘box’ and ‘content’ are good terms and without doing further
   reading (and thinking), I’m not sure why we need to be able to specify   reading (and thinking), I’m not sure why we need to be able to specify
   the default box alignment for items.   the default box alignment for items.
 +  
   Regarding ‘outside’ and ‘inside’ (or maybe ‘outer’ and ‘inner’) I think   Regarding ‘outside’ and ‘inside’ (or maybe ‘outer’ and ‘inner’) I think
   the latter as proposed doesn’t match my mental model, which makes me prefer   the latter as proposed doesn’t match my mental model, which makes me prefer
 +  
     +--------X--------------Y--------     +--------X--------------Y--------
   A | justify-outside  align-outside   A | justify-outside  align-outside
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 [[http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012May/0835.html|fantasai]]: [[http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012May/0835.html|fantasai]]:
  
-  I think I'm leaning towards this myself, since it seems to fit+  I think I'm leaning towards [Set 4] myself, since it seems to fit
   reasonably well with the flexbox model:   reasonably well with the flexbox model:
      
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   Set on flex item:   Set on flex item:
     align-self      - to set individual cross-position of item     align-self      - to set individual cross-position of item
 +
 +[[http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012May/0843.html|Remy]]:
 +
 +  If you want to keep consistency with other CSS properties (border,
 +  background-position, ...) the axis should be at the end of the
 +  property name and there should be a shorthand to modify both axises. 
  
 === Conclusions === === Conclusions ===
 
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