On 02/01/2016 03:41 PM, Christian Biesinger wrote: > https://drafts.csswg.org/css-flexbox/#hypothetical-main-size > > My question is about item B in that section. Why is it limited to a > used flex basis of content? If I specify flex-basis: 50%, but the > flexbox has an indefinite main size (-> flex basis is not content, but > we also don't hit case A), then we should not use the aspect ratio if > we have one? > > Are there other values than an indefinite percentage (or auto and > content) that should be matched by this? My understanding is that > anything else would hit A, is that right? It's limited to a used flex basis of content because if you have a different flex basis, you should use that instead. (Intrinsic sizes such as 'min-content' and 'max-content' don't hit case A because they are indefinite; but they also shouldn't fall into case B.) We did clarify the wording on how unresolveable percentages fall into case B, to help make the percentage situation clearer: https://hg.csswg.org/drafts/rev/342ac9d5c892 Hopefully that helps. Let us know if that works, or if we can do anything else to make this clearer. Thanks! ~fantasai and TJ
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