Michael Scharnagl • 4/5/2016

CSS containment

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This article introduces the CSS `contain` property, a primitive for isolating style, layout, and paint. It details the property's values (none, strict, layout, style, paint, size, content) and practical use cases like optimizing third-party widgets, off-screen content, and enabling container queries to improve rendering performance.

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