Note from 19 January 2021
Is there some sort of shape-outside: self; in CSS, to use an image as it's own shape? 🤔
I couldn't find it in any docs, but it would be really useful to not declare the same URL twice.
Is there some sort of shape-outside: self; in CSS, to use an image as it's own shape? 🤔
I couldn't find it in any docs, but it would be really useful to not declare the same URL twice.
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