[css-display] Consider removing display: run-in (for browsers) #339

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1. dauwhe commented on Jul 22, 2016

   

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   Many non-browser CSS implementations support this. We use it all the time producing books with CSS.

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2. frivoal commented on Jul 24, 2016

   

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   I think browsers gave up on their implementation before we got a revamped spec for this feature. Having been burned once, browsers don't seems to be in a rush to implement this again, but I'm hopeful that if they try, this will work out better than last time.

   Also, as @dauwhe said, there are multiple non browser implementations and more coming, since it is on the list of things we want to Implement at Vivliostyle.

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   changed the title [-]Consider removing display: run-in (for browsers)[/-] [+][css-display] Consider removing display: run-in (for browsers)[/+] on Jul 27, 2016
5. gregwhitworth commented on Jul 27, 2016

   

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   @Ms2ger My assumption is this issue is safe to close? Do you agree?
6. fantasai commented on Jul 27, 2016

   

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   Agreed with prior comments. If anything remains a problem, we'll defer it to L4.
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