Flows content from a named flow (specified by a corresponding flow-into) through selected elements to form a dynamic chain of layout regions.
Overview tablenone
flowFrom
flow-from: <ident>
flow-from: none
The following CSS…
article.content {
flow-into: main;
}
section.layout > div {
flow-from: main;
}
…flows the article through the series of div elements, transforming them into regions and replacing the placeholder text:
<article class="content">
...
</article>
<section class="layout">
<div>Region #1</div>
<div>Region #2</div>
<div>Region #3</div>
<div>Region #4</div>
<div>Region #5</div>
</section>
Usage
While regions can be positioned arbitrarily on the screen, their order in the document determines the order in which content flows. Regions otherwise do not have to appear as a continuous series within the DOM.
Descendants of any element whose ****flow-from**** specifies a named flow are suppressed from display, making their own ****flow-from**** values irrelevant.
For an overview of CSS Regions, see Using CSS Regions to flow content through a layout.
Related specificationsflow-from
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