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Here's how I made sense of this (let's use width as an example): - min() will give you the _smallest_ value in the list (you can use more than 2 values). This means your width will never be greater than the biggest value in the list (this is why some pair min() to max-width) 1/3 @Una/1254906546179526657On twitter.com
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- max() will give you the _biggest_ value in the list. This means your width will never be smaller than the smallest value in the list (and this is why you can think of it as min-width). Again you can use more than 2 values 2/3Permalink On twitter.com
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-clamp() only accepts exactly 3 parameters and will give you the middle value unless it is smaller than the first or greater than the last. Using width as an example again, it means setting a min-width and max-width allowing the mid value to be as fluid as desired.Permalink On twitter.com