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The CSS Working Group has reached an impas*e on the issue of percentage margins (and padding) in flex Option 1 makes vertical margins consistent with horizontal margins (which resolve percentages against the width of the element’s containing block). This is a theoretically simpler model, and works well with Flexbox and Grid’s dimension-agnostic layout concepts. However, it is inconsistent with CSS block layout, and causes the margins to collapse to zero when used in an auto-height container. Option 2 is consistent with the behavior of vertical margins in block and table layout. It has usable behavior in auto-height boxes, and However, it is a less obvious behavior, and means the layout interactions change based on whether a flexbox is “row” or We’re looking for comments from authors explaining which behavior they think is better for Flex and Grid layout, and why. Do you have use-cases that can only be achieved with one behavior or the other? Show us! Flexbox alignment properties to apply to all layout models and adds additional controls for logical positioning, space distribution, and things you could do with the new alignment properties! Imagine them! Examine them! Make examples! Write rants! And tell us what is awesome line, write a blog post and send us a link, or, if you’re shy, email one of the editors directly. Ranting somewhere else in the ether and CSS Working Group Releases Updated Last Call for CSS3 Backgrounds and Borders Although the Backgrounds and Borders Level 3 module has already reached the Candidate Recommendation stage of development several has been updated again after implementation feedback identified the need for a few small changes. defines a two-dimensional grid-based layout system optimized for user interface design. This is publication is a major update: not only has the draft generally been reorganized and much of the prose rewritten to fill in missing details, avoid repetition, improve precision and terminology, and ensure alignment with Flexbox