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Mirror tr-design changes and update specdev markup #113

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Mirror tr-design changes and update specdev markup
aphillips Jul 27, 2023
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Mirror the change in tr-design (styling for specific languages)
aphillips Jul 27, 2023
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Fix a few quirks in character markup.
aphillips Jul 27, 2023
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Address #114: dog food using images for invisibles
aphillips Jul 31, 2023
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Keep in sync with tr-design.
aphillips Jul 31, 2023
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Changes as discussed in 2023-08-10 teleconference
aphillips Aug 10, 2023
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Fix `span`->`code` and one other minor bit of text
aphillips Aug 10, 2023
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Fix to use "useful background"
aphillips Aug 10, 2023
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Expand Up @@ -2359,7 +2359,7 @@ <h5>Character naming template</h5>

<p>The <code translate="no" class="kw">bdi</code> element is used to ensure that example characters that are right-to-left do not interfere with the layout of the page. Do not include line breaks or a space between the closing <code translate="no" class="kw">bdi</code> and the following <code translate="no" class="kw">span</code> element; spacing and presentation is controlled by styling.</p>

<p>The <code translate="no" class="kw">lang</code> attribute should be filled in appropriately to get the correct font selection for a given context. Examples in East Asian languages (such as Chinese, Japanese, or Korean) or in the Arabic script can sometimes require greater care in choosing a language tag. In some cases, it might also be necessary for you to adjust the <kbd translate="no">font-family</kbd> and/or <kbd translate="no">font-size</kbd> in your own style sheet for characters or character sequences in a given language.</p>
<p>The <code translate="no" class="kw">lang</code> attribute should be filled in appropriately to get the correct font selection for a given context. Examples in East Asian languages (such as Chinese, Japanese, or Korean) or in the Arabic script can sometimes require greater care in choosing a language tag. Rarely, for certain languages, it might be necessary to adjust the style of the <code>bdi</code> element with a <kbd translate="no">font-family</kbd> and/or <kbd translate="no">font-size</kbd> in your own stylesheet.</p>
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I'm inclined to think that it's not nessecelery rare, most non-latin usages will probably need some styling.

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Most users will be dealing with ASCII and perhaps some specific characters, so this "rarely" is targeted at them (rather than at us).


<p>For invisible characters (such as control characters) or for whitespace, use an image instead of the character; or you may also omit the character and its surrounding <code translate="no" class="kw">bdi</code> element.</p>

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