@@ -115,8 +115,8 @@ The following CSS properties can be used as normal: `font-kerning`, `font-optica
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` aspect-ratio` , ` border` (and all ` border-*` properties), ` clear` , ` color-scheme` , ` contain` , ` contain-intrinsic-width` , ` contain-intrinsic-height` ,
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` container-name` , ` container-type` , ` counter-*` , ` flex-*` , ` float` , ` height` , ` isolation` , ` justify-self` , ` left` , ` order` , ` orphans` , ` outline-*`
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(with the exception noted above for ` outline-offset` ), ` overflow-anchor` , ` overscroll-behavior-*` , ` page` , ` position` , ` position-anchor` ,
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- ` content-visibility` , ` right` , ` scroll-margin-*` , ` scroll-padding-*` , ` text-spacing-trim` , ` top` , ` visibility` , ` x` , ` y` , ` ruby-position ` , ` user-select ` ,
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- ` width` , ` will-change` , ` z-index` .
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+ ` content-visibility` , ` right` , ` scroll-margin-*` , ` scroll-padding-*` , ` text-transform ` , ` text- spacing-trim` , ` top` , ` visibility` , ` x` , ` y` ,
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+ ` ruby-position ` , ` user-select ` , ` width` , ` will-change` , ` z-index` .
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Additionally all logically equivalent properties to the ones above can be used (e .g . ` inline-size` is equivalent to ` width` ) following the same
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rules as their equivalent.
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