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In building the WCUS 2022 website, there were a number of CSS properties I was hoping to use for broad-audience (text-stroke) and progressive-enhancement (overscroll-behavior).

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I have a few questions on some of the properties, but the rest are okay.

array(
'aspect-ratio',
'background-blend-mode',
'box-orient',
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This is a nonstandard property from a previous flexbox spec, is there a standard one that corresponds to it? flex-direction maybe?

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I was hoping to use this for a progressive-enhancement for supported browsers, in combination with -webkit-line-clamp. Unfortunately flex-direction and others aren't a substitute. This totally isn't essential, more nice-to-have.

This little combo gives the ability to limit excerpts, use a nicer ellipsis display and get the Read More buttons all in the same position
excerpt-limiting

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0aveRyan commented Jul 26, 2022

@ryelle thanks for taking a look at this! I commented and pushed a commit two commits with the -webkit-line-clamp, -webkit-text-stroke, webkit-text-fill and webkit-box-orient properties in the safelist as well.

@0aveRyan 0aveRyan requested a review from ryelle August 1, 2022 18:15
@ryelle ryelle closed this in 7c823fa Mar 20, 2023
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