@@ -425,7 +425,7 @@ in anchor positioning.
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* |possible anchor| is laid out strictly before |positioned el|,
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aka one of the following is true:
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- * |possible anchor| and |positioned el| share a [= containing block=]
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+ * |possible anchor| and |positioned el| have the same [=original containing block=]
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and either
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* |possible anchor| is [=in a lower top layer=] than |positioned el|, or
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* they both exist in the same [=top layer=] ,
@@ -435,17 +435,6 @@ in anchor positioning.
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(if one exists)
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is an [=acceptable anchor element=] for |positioned el|
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- Issue: “Share a containing block” isn't strictly correct;
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- for example, two [=absolutely positioned boxes=]
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- contained by the same [=grid container=] but with different 'grid-area' values
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- get different [=containing blocks=] ,
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- but should treat them as equivalent for this case.
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- On the other hand, a scroller's [=fixed containing block=]
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- and that same scroller's [=local containing block=]
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- are using different [=containing blocks=] for this purpose
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- (for example the [=initial fixed containing block=] contains the [=initial containing block=] ).
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- Need a better notion of “equivalent” [=containing blocks=] here.
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-
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* If |possible anchor| is in the [=skipped contents=] of another element,
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then |positioned el| is in the [=skipped contents=] of that same element.
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