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On the definition of a gap for flex in the cross-axis direction, if we have a case such as the following, where there are "columns" that line up with "columns" of lines above or below.
I believe the spec has the column gap between items One and Two to span from the top of the container, all the way to the bottom. Is this the definition we ultimately want? I think for the example above it makes sense, however, with flex it seems like more common scenarios would be something like:
In this case, and other similar cases, it feels to me as if the gaps between items One and Two and the gap between items Six and Seven should two separate gaps. I think this would also make sense with the first example, even if coincidentally the gaps happen to line up, since intrinsically there is no relation with the line above or below. Moreover, what would happen for instance if a cross-axis gap were to line up with a gap several lines below/above?
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On the definition of a gap for flex in the cross-axis direction, if we have a case such as the following, where there are "columns" that line up with "columns" of lines above or below.
I believe the spec has the column gap between items
One
andTwo
to span from the top of the container, all the way to the bottom. Is this the definition we ultimately want? I think for the example above it makes sense, however, with flex it seems like more common scenarios would be something like:In this case, and other similar cases, it feels to me as if the gaps between items
One
andTwo
and the gap between itemsSix
andSeven
should two separate gaps. I think this would also make sense with the first example, even if coincidentally the gaps happen to line up, since intrinsically there is no relation with the line above or below. Moreover, what would happen for instance if a cross-axis gap were to line up with a gap several lines below/above?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: