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Based on the Specification the propety applies to "positioned elements with a default anchor element". Does it mean that any positioned element has a default anchor which is its containing block?
If it's the correct behavior, I think the Spec should clarify the "default anchor" part. Or maybe this is a bug and inset-area should have no effect?
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One thing I wonder about: should we relax this requirement, and if there is no default anchor, treat the containing block as one for this purpose?
From an author standpoint, nothing in inset-area says that there is some relation to the anchor, so it could be useful to allow using it without setting up the anchor itself to avoid confusion + cover some useful cases like the one @Afif13 mentions.
I just tried the below code:
And to my surprise, it center the absolute element. Demo: https://codepen.io/t_afif/pen/OJYwybK
Based on the Specification the propety applies to "positioned elements with a default anchor element". Does it mean that any positioned element has a default anchor which is its containing block?
If it's the correct behavior, I think the Spec should clarify the "default anchor" part. Or maybe this is a bug and
inset-area
should have no effect?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: