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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions css-tables-3/Overview.bs
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Expand Up @@ -1244,11 +1244,11 @@ spec:css-sizing-3; type:property; text:box-sizing
<li>The <b>outer min-content width</b> of a table-column or table-column-group is
<code>max('min-width', 'width')</code>.

<li>The <b>outer max-content width</b> of a table-cell in a <a href="#constrainedness">non-constrained column</a> is
<li>The <b>outer max-content width</b> of a table-cell in a [=constrainedness|non-constrained column=] is
<code>max('min-width', 'width', min-content width, min('max-width', max-content width))</code>
adjusted by the cell intrinsic offsets.

<li>The <b>outer max-content width</b> of a table-cell in a <a href="#constrainedness">constrained column</a> is
<li>The <b>outer max-content width</b> of a table-cell in a [=constrainedness|constrained column=] is
<code>max('min-width', 'width', min-content width, min('max-width', 'width'))</code>
adjusted by the cell intrinsic offsets.

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<li>its min-content width
</ul>

<li>any other column that is <a href="#constrainedness">constrained</a>
<li>any other column that is [=constrainedness|constrained=]
is assigned its max-content width

<li>all other columns are assigned their min-content width.
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<ol>

<li>If there are <a href="#constrainedness">non-constrained columns</a> that have originating cells
<li>If there are [=constrainedness|non-constrained columns=] that have originating cells
with intrinsic percentage width of 0% and
with nonzero max-content width
<i class="hint">(aka the columns allowed to grow by this rule)</i>,
the distributed widths of the columns allowed to grow by this rule
are increased in proportion to max-content width
so the total increase adds to the excess width.

<li>Otherwise, if there are <a href="#constrainedness">non-constrained columns</a> that have originating cells
<li>Otherwise, if there are [=constrainedness|non-constrained columns=] that have originating cells
with intrinsic percentage width of 0%
<i class="hint">(aka the columns allowed to grow by this rule,
which thanks to the previous rule must have zero max-content width)</i>,
the distributed widths of the columns allowed to grow by this rule
are increased by equal amounts
so the total increase adds to the excess width.

<li>Otherwise, if there are (<a href="#constrainedness">constrained</a>) columns
<li>Otherwise, if there are [=constrainedness|constrained columns=]
with intrinsic percentage width of 0% and
with nonzero max-content width
<i class="hint">(aka the columns allowed to grow by this rule, which, due to other rules, must have originating cells)</i>,
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