Module layout_2013::block
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Layout for CSS block-level elements.
As a terminology note, the term absolute positioning here refers to elements with position
absolute or fixed. The term positioned element refers to elements with position
relative, absolute, and fixed. The term containing block (occasionally abbreviated as
CB) is the containing block for the current flow, which differs from the static containing
block if the flow is absolutely-positioned.
“CSS 2.1” or “CSS 2.2” refers to the editor’s draft of the W3C “Cascading Style Sheets Level 2 Revision 2 (CSS 2.2) Specification” available here:
“INTRINSIC” refers to L. David Baron’s “More Precise Definitions of Inline Layout and Table Layout” available here:
http://dbaron.org/css/intrinsic/
“CSS-SIZING” refers to the W3C “CSS Intrinsic & Extrinsic Sizing Module Level 3” document available here:
Structs§
- The real assign-block-sizes traversal for flows with position ‘absolute’.
- The different types of Blocks.
- The solutions for the block-size-and-margins constraint equation.
- Performs block-size calculations potentially multiple times, taking (assuming an horizontal writing mode)
height,min-height, andmax-heightinto account. After each call tonext(), the caller must call.try()with the current calculated value ofheight. - Information specific to floated blocks.
- The inputs for the inline-sizes-and-margins constraint equation.
- The solutions for the inline-size-and-margins constraint equation.