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  1. CSS Exclusions Level 1

    Exclusions defines how inline content flows around elements. It extends the content wrapping ability of floats to any block-level element.

  2. CSS Logical Properties

    Logical properties and values provide control of layout through logical, rather than physical, direction and dimension mappings. These properties are `writing-mode` relative equivalents of their corresponding physical properties.

  3. csspositiontrydescriptors api: inset-inline-end

  4. csspositiontrydescriptors api: insetinlineend

  5. csspositiontrydescriptors api: margin-inline-end

  6. csspositiontrydescriptors api: margininlineend

  7. xrrenderstate api: inlineverticalfieldofview

  8. css property: border-inline-end

  9. css property: border-inline-end-color

  10. css property: border-inline-end-style

  11. css property: border-inline-end-width

  12. css property: clear: inline-end

  13. css property: float: inline-end

  14. css property: inset-area: inline-end

  15. css property: inset-area: span-inline-end

  16. css property: inset-inline-end

  17. css property: inset-inline-end: `anchor()`

  18. css property: inset-inline-end: auto

  19. css property: margin-inline-end

  20. css property: margin-trim: inline-end

  21. css property: padding-inline-end

  22. css property: scroll-margin-inline-end

  23. css property: scroll-padding-inline-end

  24. css property: scroll-padding-inline-end: auto