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1212 < meta content ="CSS Grid Template Layout Module " name =dcterms.title >
1313 < meta content =text name =dcterms.type >
14- < meta content =2013-07-03 name =dcterms.date >
14+ < meta content =2013-07-17 name =dcterms.date >
1515 < meta content ="Bert Bos " name =dcterms.creator >
1616 < meta content ="César Acebal " name =dcterms.creator >
1717 < meta content =W3C name =dcterms.publisher >
3838 < h1 class =p-name > CSS Grid Template Layout Module</ h1 >
3939
4040 < h2 class ="no-num no-toc " id =longstatus-date-3-august-2004 > Editor's Draft
41- 3 July 2013</ h2 >
41+ 17 July 2013</ h2 >
4242
4343 < dl >
4444 < dt > This version:
@@ -2977,7 +2977,7 @@ <h3 id=stacking-elements-on-top-of-a-grid-grid-><span class=secno>4.2.
29772977 < tr >
29782978 < th > < a href ="#values "> Value</ a > :
29792979
2980- < td > none | rows | columns
2980+ < td > none | [ rows && dense? ] | [ columns && dense? ]
29812981
29822982 < tr >
29832983 < th > Initial:
@@ -3165,18 +3165,29 @@ <h3 id=stacking-elements-on-top-of-a-grid-grid-><span class=secno>4.2.
31653165 < dt > rows
31663166
31673167 < dd >
3168- < p > The element is positioned as high as possible in the grid (and if
3169- there are multiple solutions at the same height: as far to the left as
3170- possible) such that is doesn't overlap with any earlier elements in the
3171- document that have the same < a href ="#grid-ancestor "> < em > grid
3172- ancestor</ em > </ a > and ‘< a href ="#grid-area "> < code
3173- class =property > grid-area</ code > </ a > ’ other then ‘< a
3174- href ="#none "> < code class =css > none</ code > </ a > ’. More precisely: the
3175- element is placed as for ‘< code class =css > grid-area: < var > x</ var >
3176- < var > y</ var > < var > W</ var > < var > H</ var > </ code > ’, where < var > x</ var > and
3177- < var > y</ var > are chosen as follows: < span class =issue > Define. Tight
3178- packing (i.e., closest to top left corner) or preserve element order
3179- (i.e., to the right or below of previous element)?</ span >
3168+ < p > Loosely: the element is positioned in the currently last row, to the
3169+ right of all elements in the row, unless it doesn't fit, in which case
3170+ it is positioned in the first column of a newly created row.
3171+
3172+ < p > More precisely: let (< var > x</ var > < sub > < var > i</ var > </ sub > ,
3173+ < var > y</ var > < sub > < var > i</ var > </ sub > ,
3174+ < var > W</ var > < sub > < var > i</ var > </ sub > ,
3175+ < var > H</ var > < sub > < var > i</ var > </ sub > ) be the columns, rows, widths and
3176+ heights of element < var > i</ var > for all elements that come earlier in
3177+ the document and that are positioned in the current grid with ‘< a
3178+ href ="#grid-area "> < code class =property > grid-area</ code > </ a > ’. Let
3179+ < var > L</ var > =
3180+ max< sub > < var > i</ var > </ sub > (< var > y</ var > < sub > < var > i</ var > </ sub > ). If
3181+ there are no < var > i</ var > , then < var > L</ var > = 1. One can think of
3182+ < var > L</ var > as the row that is currently being filled. Let < var > C</ var >
3183+ = max< sub > j</ sub > (< var > x</ var > < sub > < var > j</ var > </ sub > +
3184+ < var > W</ var > < sub > < var > j</ var > </ sub > ) for all < var > j</ var > such that
3185+ < var > y</ var > < sub > < var > j</ var > </ sub > = L. If there are no < var > j</ var > ,
3186+ then < var > C</ var > = 1. This is the next available column in the current
3187+ row. Then the element is positioned at (< var > L</ var > , < var > C</ var > ) if
3188+ < var > C</ var > = 1 or < var > C</ var > + < var > W</ var > is less then the < a
3189+ href ="#number-of-columns "> < em > number of columns</ em > </ a > and it is
3190+ positioned at (< var > L</ var > + 1, 1) otherwise.
31803191
31813192 < p > The name ‘< code class =property > rows</ code > ’ comes from the fact
31823193 that this algorithms tends to fill a row with subsequent elements and
@@ -3189,16 +3200,13 @@ <h3 id=stacking-elements-on-top-of-a-grid-grid-><span class=secno>4.2.
31893200 < dt > columns
31903201
31913202 < dd >
3192- < p > The element is positioned as far to the left as possible in the grid
3193- (and if there are multiple solutions: as high as possible) such that is
3194- doesn't overlap with any earlier elements in the document that have the
3195- same < a href ="#grid-ancestor "> < em > grid ancestor</ em > </ a > and ‘< a
3196- href ="#grid-area "> < code class =property > grid-area</ code > </ a > ’ other
3197- then ‘< a href ="#none "> < code class =css > none</ code > </ a > ’. More
3198- precisely: the element is placed as for ‘< code class =css > grid-area:
3199- < var > x</ var > < var > y</ var > < var > W</ var > < var > H</ var > </ code > ’, where
3200- < var > x</ var > and < var > y</ var > are chosen as follows: < span
3201- class =issue > define</ span >
3203+ < p class =issue > Analogous…
3204+
3205+ < dt > dense
3206+
3207+ < dd >
3208+ < p > The element is positioned in the first available unused space in the
3209+ grid. < span class =issue > Drop? or define?</ span >
32023210 </ dl >
32033211
32043212 < p class =issue > The pair of keywords ‘< code class =css > same/next</ code > ’
@@ -6596,7 +6604,7 @@ <h2 class=no-num id=property-index>Property index</h2>
65966604 < tr >
65976605 < th > < a class =property href ="#grid-auto "> grid-auto</ a >
65986606
6599- < td > none | rows | columns
6607+ < td > none | [ rows && dense? ] | [ columns && dense? ]
66006608
66016609 < td > none
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