Jen Simmons on Nostr: In today’s “How in the world should CSS work?”… If you break a string of text ...
In today’s “How in the world should CSS work?”…
If you break a string of text that has `text-wrap: balance` applied, what happens? For example:
`<h1>Hello world here's a long headline<br> that has a break in the middle</h1>`.
The CSSWG just decided that each part of that string will be balanced independently of each other.
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