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Author: dauwhe

css-writing-modes/Overview.bs

@@ -1508,18 +1508,18 @@ Flow-relative Directions</h3>
     They are defined as follows:
 
   <dl export>
-  <dt><dfn>block-start</dfn>
+  <dt><dfn lt="block start | block-start">block-start</dfn>
     <dd>The side that comes earlier in the <i>block flow direction</i>,
     as determined by the 'writing-mode' property:
     the physical top in ''horizontal-tb'' mode,
     the right in ''vertical-rl'', and the left in ''vertical-lr''.
-  <dt><dfn>block-end</dfn>
+  <dt><dfn lt="block end | block-end">block-end</dfn>
     <dd>The side opposite <i>block-start</i>.
-  <dt><dfn>inline-start</dfn>
+  <dt><dfn lt="inline start | inline-start">inline-start</dfn>
     <dd>The side from which text of the inline base direction would start.
     For boxes with a used 'direction' value of ''ltr'', this means the <i>line-left</i> side.
     For boxes with a used 'direction'  value of ''rtl'', this means the <i>line-right</i> side.
-  <dt><dfn>inline-end</dfn>
+  <dt><dfn lt="inline end | inline-end">inline-end</dfn>
     <dd>The side opposite <i>start</i>.
   </dl>
 
@@ -1603,16 +1603,16 @@ Line-relative Directions</h3>
     defined relative to the <i>line orientation</i> as follows:
 
   <dl export>
-  <dt><dfn>over</dfn> or <dfn>line-over</dfn>
+  <dt><dfn>over</dfn> or <dfn id=line-over>line-over</dfn>
     <dd>Nominally the side that corresponds to the ascender side or “top”
       side of a line box. (The side overlines are typically drawn on.)
-  <dt><dfn>under</dfn> or <dfn>line-under</dfn>
+  <dt><dfn>under</dfn> or <dfn id=line-under>line-under</dfn>
     <dd>Opposite of <i>over</i>: the line-relative “bottom” or descender side.
     (The side underlines are typically drawn on.)
-  <dt><dfn>line-left</dfn>
+  <dt><dfn id=line-left>line-left</dfn>
     <dd>Nominally the side from which <abbr title="left-to-right">LTR</abbr>
     text would start.
-  <dt><dfn>line-right</dfn>
+  <dt><dfn id=line-right>line-right</dfn>
     <dd>Nominally the side from which <abbr title="right-to-left">RTL</abbr>
     text would start. (Opposite of <i>line-left</i>.)
   </dl>