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///
declare namespace Polymer {
/**
* `Polymer.IronFitBehavior` fits an element in another element using `max-height` and `max-width`, and
* optionally centers it in the window or another element.
*
* The element will only be sized and/or positioned if it has not already been sized and/or positioned
* by CSS.
*
* CSS properties | Action
* -----------------------------|-------------------------------------------
* `position` set | Element is not centered horizontally or vertically
* `top` or `bottom` set | Element is not vertically centered
* `left` or `right` set | Element is not horizontally centered
* `max-height` set | Element respects `max-height`
* `max-width` set | Element respects `max-width`
*
* `Polymer.IronFitBehavior` can position an element into another element using
* `verticalAlign` and `horizontalAlign`. This will override the element's css position.
*
*
*
* Positioned into the container
*
*
*
* Use `noOverlap` to position the element around another element without overlapping it.
*
*
*
* Positioned around the container
*
*
*
* Use `horizontalOffset, verticalOffset` to offset the element from its `positionTarget`;
* `Polymer.IronFitBehavior` will collapse these in order to keep the element
* within `fitInto` boundaries, while preserving the element's CSS margin values.
*
*
*
* With vertical offset
*
*
*/
interface IronFitBehavior {
/**
* The element that will receive a `max-height`/`width`. By default it is the same as `this`,
* but it can be set to a child element. This is useful, for example, for implementing a
* scrolling region inside the element.
*/
sizingTarget: Element;
/**
* The element to fit `this` into.
*/
fitInto: object|null|undefined;
/**
* Will position the element around the positionTarget without overlapping it.
*/
noOverlap: boolean|null|undefined;
/**
* The element that should be used to position the element. If not set, it will
* default to the parent node.
*/
positionTarget: Element;
/**
* The orientation against which to align the element horizontally
* relative to the `positionTarget`. Possible values are "left", "right", "center", "auto".
*/
horizontalAlign: string|null|undefined;
/**
* The orientation against which to align the element vertically
* relative to the `positionTarget`. Possible values are "top", "bottom", "middle", "auto".
*/
verticalAlign: string|null|undefined;
/**
* If true, it will use `horizontalAlign` and `verticalAlign` values as preferred alignment
* and if there's not enough space, it will pick the values which minimize the cropping.
*/
dynamicAlign: boolean|null|undefined;
/**
* A pixel value that will be added to the position calculated for the
* given `horizontalAlign`, in the direction of alignment. You can think
* of it as increasing or decreasing the distance to the side of the
* screen given by `horizontalAlign`.
*
* If `horizontalAlign` is "left" or "center", this offset will increase or
* decrease the distance to the left side of the screen: a negative offset will
* move the dropdown to the left; a positive one, to the right.
*
* Conversely if `horizontalAlign` is "right", this offset will increase
* or decrease the distance to the right side of the screen: a negative
* offset will move the dropdown to the right; a positive one, to the left.
*/
horizontalOffset: number|null|undefined;
/**
* A pixel value that will be added to the position calculated for the
* given `verticalAlign`, in the direction of alignment. You can think
* of it as increasing or decreasing the distance to the side of the
* screen given by `verticalAlign`.
*
* If `verticalAlign` is "top" or "middle", this offset will increase or
* decrease the distance to the top side of the screen: a negative offset will
* move the dropdown upwards; a positive one, downwards.
*
* Conversely if `verticalAlign` is "bottom", this offset will increase
* or decrease the distance to the bottom side of the screen: a negative
* offset will move the dropdown downwards; a positive one, upwards.
*/
verticalOffset: number|null|undefined;
/**
* Set to true to auto-fit on attach.
*/
autoFitOnAttach: boolean|null|undefined;
_fitInfo: object|null;
readonly _fitWidth: any;
readonly _fitHeight: any;
readonly _fitLeft: any;
readonly _fitTop: any;
/**
* The element that should be used to position the element,
* if no position target is configured.
*
*/
readonly _defaultPositionTarget: any;
/**
* The horizontal align value, accounting for the RTL/LTR text direction.
*
*/
readonly _localeHorizontalAlign: any;
attached(): void;
detached(): void;
/**
* Positions and fits the element into the `fitInto` element.
*/
fit(): void;
/**
* Memoize information needed to position and size the target element.
*/
_discoverInfo(): void;
/**
* Resets the target element's position and size constraints, and clear
* the memoized data.
*/
resetFit(): void;
/**
* Equivalent to calling `resetFit()` and `fit()`. Useful to call this after
* the element or the `fitInto` element has been resized, or if any of the
* positioning properties (e.g. `horizontalAlign, verticalAlign`) is updated.
* It preserves the scroll position of the sizingTarget.
*/
refit(): void;
/**
* Positions the element according to `horizontalAlign, verticalAlign`.
*/
position(): void;
/**
* Constrains the size of the element to `fitInto` by setting `max-height`
* and/or `max-width`.
*/
constrain(): void;
_sizeDimension(rect: any, positionedBy: any, start: any, end: any, extent: any): void;
/**
* Centers horizontally and vertically if not already positioned. This also sets
* `position:fixed`.
*/
center(): void;
}
const IronFitBehavior: object;
}