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Expand Up @@ -60,8 +60,8 @@ Module interactions {#placement}
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This module adds additional features that are not defined in
[[CSS21]]. These features may lead to a different size being computed
than would be computed when following [[CSS21]] alone.
[[CSS2]]. These features may lead to a different size being computed
than would be computed when following [[CSS2]] alone.

Value Definitions {#values}
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<ul>
<li>when the total amount of text in the block formatting context (see
[[!CSS21]]) (excluding text inside descendant block formatting
[[!CSS2]]) (excluding text inside descendant block formatting
contexts) is approximately smaller than the amount that would require
wrapping to more than one or two lines within that context's
width,</li>

<li>when the objects to be adjusted are inside a block-level or
''display: inline-block'' element with a 'height' other than
''height/auto'' (see [[!CSS21]]),</li>
''height/auto'' (see [[!CSS2]]),</li>

<li>when the objects to be adjusted are inside a
''display: inline-block'' element
with a 'width' other than ''width/auto'' (see
[[!CSS21]]),</li>
[[!CSS2]]),</li>

<li>when the objects to be adjusted have 'white-space' of ''white-space/pre'' or
''white-space/nowrap'' (see [[!CSS21]]) or a 'text-wrap' of ''text-wrap/nowrap'' (see
''white-space/nowrap'' (see [[!CSS2]]) or a 'text-wrap' of ''text-wrap/nowrap'' (see
[[!CSS-TEXT-4]]).</li>

</ul>
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