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Summarized test results:
CSS Ruby
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These tests check whether user agents correctly apply the properties defined in the CSS-ruby spec. These are simple, user-oriented tests, designed to check basic functionality, rather than test all edge cases and implementation details.
Note that some tests pass because the browser displays the annotations in the same way by default, rather than necessarily because of the application of a CSS property. No special action is taken in these cases, since the result is the same for the user, however there are some exploratory tests below that enable you to see what the default rendering looks like.
Defaults
The following information describes the default behaviour of the browser, in case you wish to compare it against what passes or fails in the other tests.
ruby-position
over/under
inter-character
ruby-align
start
center
space-between
space-around
ruby-merge
Dependencies
- ruby-merge-collapse-002 and ruby-merge-auto-002 are only significant if the test immediately previous passes. This is because they are testing whether the association of annotation to base text is preserved across line breaks even though the placement would otherwise obscure the relationships.
Ruby autohide
Results for Proprietary syntax
These test results based on CSS that has the following adaptations:
-webkit-ruby-positionis used with values set to eitherbeforeorafter-webkit-writing-modesandwriting-modes:tb-rlare used for tests with vertical text.distributed-letterused in addition tospace-between, anddistributed-spaceused in addition tospace-aroundforruby-align.
ruby-position
Vertical text
ruby-align
Vertical text
ruby-merge
Dependencies
- ruby-merge-collapse-002 and ruby-merge-auto-002 are only significant if the test immediately previous passes. This is because they are testing whether the association of annotation to base text is preserved across line breaks even though the placement would otherwise obscure the relationships.
Vertical text
Ruby autohide
Links
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CSS Ruby Layout Module Level 1 (editor's copy)