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Three.js doesn't own the layout — CSS does. Opted-in [data-layout] elements are batched-read (init + resize) and mapped to world space. Children are inferred from parent boxes when possible. That same pass pulls computed styles and detects line breaks, so WebGL text wraps exactly the same. SDF keeps smaller...

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