https://drafts.csswg.org/css-position/#abspos-insets says
If both inset properties in a given axis are auto, then, depending on the box’s self-alignment property in the relevant axis:
- for self-start alignment or its equivalent
Set its start-edge inset property to the static position, and its end-edge inset property to zero.- for self-end alignment or its equivalent
Set its end-edge inset property to the static position, and its start-edge inset property to zero.- for center alignment
...
What should happen for other alignments? Like, the initial justify-self is auto, which is typically normal. https://drafts.csswg.org/css-align-3/#justify-abspos
For all other absolutely-positioned boxes,
normalbehaves asstretch.
So what's the inset-modified containing block for stretch? Are we instead supposed to use https://drafts.csswg.org/css-align-3/#abspos-sizing ?
Treat
normalasstart
That seems to match implementations. But what if I specify justify-self: stretch explicitly?
This is all very confusing because both css-position and css-align monkeypatch both css2 and each other.
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