Container Queries

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For container queries to work, you need a container obviously and then you need to define the container type. There are three different type of values for container type. Think primarily with right your container with is growing. You're going to use container type inline size. And then there's the third property, which honestly, I don't understand the naming here is just normal in like container type normal,. It's not a container query or a query container. So why wouldn't they just call that like none? I don't know. Yeah, I can't wait for a container queries to be everywhere.

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