@@ -963,6 +963,20 @@ <h2 id=display>
963963 < li > Otherwise, the grid has one row.
964964 </ ol >
965965
966+ < div class =issue >
967+ < p > Alternative definition:
968+
969+ < p > The number of columns is the number of
970+ < var > <track-size></ var > values in 'grid-columns' or the number
971+ of columns in 'grid-template', whichever is larger. (A value of
972+ ''none'' in this case means zero columns.)
973+
974+ < p > The number of rows is the number of < var > <track-size></ var >
975+ values in 'grid-rows' or the number of rows in 'grid-template',
976+ whichever is larger. (A value of ''none'' in this case means zero
977+ rows.)
978+ </ div >
979+
966980 < p class =issue > What if an element has both 'columns' and
967981 'grid-template', is it a grid element or a column element? (or do the
968982 columns apply to the default slot?)
@@ -2310,7 +2324,8 @@ <h2 id=slot-pseudo>Styling named slots: the ''::slot()'' pseudo-element</h2>
23102324 < li > 'overflow' (see the sections on < a
23112325 href ="#vertical-align "> vertical alignment</ a > and < a
23122326 href ="#paged "> paged media</ a > below)
2313- < li class =issue > 'writing-mode'
2327+ < li class =issue > 'writing-mode' (The default
2328+ writing mode of a slot is the writing mode of the grid element itself.)
23142329 < li class =issue > 'direction'
23152330 < li > 'box-shadow'
23162331 < li > border properties < span class =issue
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