position-try-order
Determines the order in which the browser tries the fallback positions defined in 'position-try-fallbacks'. You can tell the browser to prioritize the position with the most available space.
It is documented as part of the CSS Anchor Positioning specification.
Syntax
/* Usage Example */
.popup {
position-try-fallbacks: flip-block, flip-inline;
/* Prioritize the fallback that has the most visible area on screen */
position-try-order: most-width;
}
/* Syntax */
position-try-order: normal;
/* Global values */
position-try-order: inherit;
position-try-order: initial;
position-try-order: revert;
position-try-order: revert-layer;
position-try-order: unset;position-try-order Browser support
Limited availability
Since
2020 76% global usage
This feature is not Baseline because it does not work in some of the most widely-used browsers.
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