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The axis perpendicular to the <i>main axis</i> is called the <dfn>cross axis</dfn>.
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The <ahref="http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visudet.html#abs-non-replaced-width">hypothetical box</a> used to calculate the <i>static position</i> [[!CSS21]]
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of an absolutely-positioned <i>flex item</i> corresponds to
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the content-box of the flex container.
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(This effectively defines the <i>static position</i> as
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the <i>head</i><i>start</i> content-box corner of the <i>flex container</i>.)
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As in block layout, the absolutely-positioned box has no effect
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on the layout of surrounding content.
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that of an anonymous empty flex item
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whose <i>main-axis</i> position coincides with the <i>main-start</i> edge of the subsequent real flex item
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and, being hypothetical, has no effect on flex layout.
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If there is no subsequent real flex item,
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the hypothetical box's <i>main-axis</i> position is the <i>main-end</i> edge of the previous real flex item,
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else the <i>main-start</i> edge of the <i>flex container</i>.
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