Open jeffreycwitt opened 6 years ago
If you are in the left column and write margin-right
is it ambiguous that it is actually the margin at the left of the column, thus the center margin? If that would be clear enough it would work with any number of columns.
That then of course raises the question "how do I mark the outer right margin from the left column?" And maybe something like that would be possible. We already have outer-margin
, so why not just add outer-left-margin
and outer-right-margin
for that type of case?
EDIT: This would be an alternative way of tackling this.
We have
@place
values designated in the schema, e.g margin-right, margin-left, margin-top, margin-bottom.But what happens when the note is in the margin between columns.
It's tempting to think
margin-center
is sufficient, but what if there were three columns.We could view
margin-center
as an alias formmargin-center1
where then number counts the space between columns moving from left to right. So if there were ever three columns, the space could be indicated withmargin-center2
.In most case, there are two-columns, and
margin-center
could be used, knowing that it is equivalent tomargin-center1