@@ -696,6 +696,7 @@ can use the <dfn>anchor()</dfn> function
696696as a value in its [=inset properties=]
697697to refer to the position of one or more [=anchor elements=] .
698698The ''anchor()'' function resolves to a <<length>> .
699+ It is only valid to be used in the [=inset properties=] .
699700
700701<pre class=prod>
701702 <anchor()> = anchor( <<anchor-element>> ? <<anchor-side>> , <<length-percentage>> ? )
@@ -1055,10 +1056,6 @@ where this could be the case.
10551056 do not resolve to a [=target anchor element=] ,
10561057 the element is [=strongly hidden=] .
10571058
1058- Issue: Does misused anchor() count, like ''border-width: anchor(--foo)'' ?
1059- I assume no, so we'll need to split out the concept of invalid usage
1060- from a valid usage that fails to find an anchor.
1061-
10621059 Issue: What is a <dfn dfn for>required anchor reference</dfn> ?
10631060 ''anchor()'' functions that don't have a fallback value;
10641061 the default anchor *sometimes*?
@@ -1160,6 +1157,7 @@ can use the <dfn>anchor-size()</dfn> function
11601157in its [=sizing properties=]
11611158to refer to the size of one or more [=anchor elements=] .
11621159The ''anchor-size()'' function resolves to a <<length>> .
1160+ It is only valid to be used in the [=sizing properties=] .
11631161
11641162The ''anchor-size()'' Function {#anchor-size-fn}
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