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[css-align] Should last-baseline's fallback alignment be safe or unsafe? · Issue #1611 · w3c/csswg-drafts · GitHub
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[css-align] Should last-baseline's fallback alignment be safe or unsafe? #1611
Description
The "fallback alignment" for last-baseline alignment is specified as "end". However, should this be "safe" or "unsafe"?
There are two ways we use the fallback alignment:
- If the item requests baseline alignment, but it's not in a context that allows it, we use the fallback alignment instead. In this case, "safe end" is probably best, as it doesn't hide any content.
- After we align all the baselines, we then use the fallback alignment to align the group as a whole within the shared alignment context. In this case, "safe end" is again probably best.
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