'content' should be wrapped in backticks as we're referring to the CSS value content
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'content' should be wrapped in backticks as we're talking about the CSS value `content`
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Yup, that makes sense to me. Thanks for the improvement, @yg-i!
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…S value `content` (mdn#34640) Update index.md 'content' should be wrapped in backticks as we're talking about the CSS value `content`
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By 'content' we're referring specifically to
content, one of the possible CSS values forflex-basis, so it should be wrapped in backticks for the same reason any reference to 'auto' (as a CSS value) should be wrapped in backticks.