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The TTML spec currently specifies that the default for text in Mongolian is to put annotations on the left side (the 'before' edge of the line box). CSS Ruby doesn't specifically say that, but implies it.
My understanding is that actually the default for Mongolian is more likely to be the right side, which i think is under. See an example and reasoning at w3c/mlreq#4
I think there should at least be a note in the CSS Ruby spec to warn developers that they can't just rely on abstract geometrical transformation theories to determine the location of the default placement for vertical-lr text.
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Ah, i see. Thanks @kojiishi. I misinterpreted what over means. For the benefit of others reading this (and to remind myself in the future), over is described as
4.1. Ruby Positioning: the ruby-position property
https://drafts.csswg.org/css-ruby-1/#rubypos
The TTML spec currently specifies that the default for text in Mongolian is to put annotations on the left side (the 'before' edge of the line box). CSS Ruby doesn't specifically say that, but implies it.
My understanding is that actually the default for Mongolian is more likely to be the right side, which i think is
under
. See an example and reasoning at w3c/mlreq#4I think there should at least be a note in the CSS Ruby spec to warn developers that they can't just rely on abstract geometrical transformation theories to determine the location of the default placement for vertical-lr text.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: