@@ -1091,10 +1091,6 @@ where this could be the case.
10911091 or being clipped to its [=overflow clip edge=]
10921092 (such as by ''overflow: clip'' or [=paint containment=] ).
10931093
1094- Issue: Should any other clipping matter?
1095- The 'clip' /'clip-path' /'mask' properties?
1096- ''opacity: 0'' ?
1097-
10981094 Note: This means that if an abspos is next to its anchor in the DOM,
10991095 for example,
11001096 it'll remain visible even if its default anchor is scrolled off,
@@ -1113,16 +1109,6 @@ where this could be the case.
11131109 (due to its anchor being scrolled off),
11141110 then another abspos using it as an anchor will also be hidden,
11151111 rather than <em> also</em> floating in a nonsensical location.
1116-
1117- Issue: I think we don't want to make this dependent
1118- on any <em> other</em> types of invisibility.
1119- Anchoring an ''opacity: 0'' element
1120- might make sense, for example.
1121- This property's hiding is based on dynamic state,
1122- which you can't otherwise select on;
1123- all of those other sources are caused by other styling,
1124- which you can just condition this element on as well
1125- if you want to hide it at the same time.
11261112</div>
11271113
11281114Making an element <dfn noexport>strongly hidden</dfn>
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