I'm currently facing some challenges with the CSS Intrinsic & Extrinsic Sizing Module Level 3, specifically chapter 4.1 on Intrinsic Sizes.
This section is proving to be quite difficult for me:
When a block-level or inline-level replaced element has its height or width set to auto, it essentially uses its max-content size (CSS2§10.3.2)...
Background and Inquiry:
- The term "max content size" refers to shrink-to-fit within an infinite containing block.
- This means no soft wrap opportunities are considered, allowing the element to reach its maximum size without any forced adjustments with properties.
- I can't seem to find this specific behavior outlined in CSS2§10.3.2 for elements where only one dimension is set to auto.
- In fact, CSS2§10.3.2 doesn't address a scenario where an element has only one dimension as auto and lacks intrinsic size or aspect ratio (as indicated by the "OR" in the quoted text above).
- Which part of CSS2§10.3.2 is being referenced here?