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[css-logical] Add block-start and block-end values to caption-side property #9620

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@ramiy ramiy commented Nov 22, 2023

While documenting the caption-side property on MDN we noticed that the flow-relative block-start and block-end values are not defined by any spec, although they are mentioned in the spec.

The block-start and block-end values are mentioned but not really defined in the spec.

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Logical Properties 1 says this:

The existing top and bottom values are idiosyncratically redefined as assigning to the block-start and block-end sides of the table, respectively.

So those actually are flow-relative, even when they refer to physical sides.

Though I think it makes sense to add them as aliases to the existing top and bottom keywords. Therefore, I have created #9623 to discuss their addition.

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This needs to be discussed in #9623

But anyways, if we end up adding block-star and block-end, it doesn't make sense to condition them on supporting left and right.

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