For consistency with ‘text-align’, maybe this should be called ‘block-align’.

]]> This property describes how block-level content of a block is aligned vertically, or more precisely: in the block progression direction. Values have the following meanings:

]]> [To do: copy from CSS2 [CSS21] and generalize to vertical text, define clearance.]

]]> It is sometimes useful to make sure that the bottom border of a block-level element goes below floating elements. The ‘clear-after’ property increases the element's padding as needed. More precisely: If the element has a foot padding or foot border, and there are any floats on the indicated side(s) in the current flow up to and including the end of this element, then find the one whose C margin edge is furthest away from the head content edge of the containing block. If that C margin edge is further from the containing block's head than the element's foot content edge is, then increase the element's foot padding by the difference.

]]> Adding ‘start’ and ‘end’ was decided at 2009-12-02 telcon. Precise definitions not yet decided: does it depend on ‘direction’ of the element itself or its parent?

]]> This property determines the line wrapping policy in the presence of floats. Values have the following meanings:

]]> This property determines the line wrapping policy in the presence of floats. Values have the following meanings:

]]> This property determines the line wrapping policy in the presence of floats. Values have the following meanings:

]]> These properties specify the width and height of the content area or border area (depending on ‘box-sizing’) of certain boxes.

]]> This property determines which edge to use as the reference indent edge when calculating the amount of indent to preserve when the value of ‘float-displace’ is set to ‘indent’.

]]> These properties set the thickness of the margin area. The value may be negative.

]]> These properties allow authors to constrain content widths and heights to a certain range. Values have the following meanings:

]]> These properties allow authors to constrain content widths and heights to a certain range. Values have the following meanings:

]]> Sets the thickness of the padding area. The value may not be negative.

]]> Sets the thickness of the padding area. The value may not be negative.

]]> Sets the thickness of the padding area. The value may not be negative.

]]> Sets the thickness of the padding area. The value may not be negative.

]]> This property specifies whether the boxes generated by an element are rendered. Invisible boxes still affect layout (set the ‘display’ property to ‘none’ to suppress box generation altogether). Values have the following meanings:

]]> These properties specify the width and height of the content area or border area (depending on ‘box-sizing’) of certain boxes.

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