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[css-writing-modes] spacing within text-combine-upright #9423
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Fwiw, my inclination is to ignore all of the spacing properties, and force |
I agree the question is worth answering, and I probably agree with @fantasai 's suggestion above, although it could make sense to give authors a choice between |
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I don't think there's much utility to giving a choice here, and adding more properties and values to do it seems excessive. |
The CSS Working Group just discussed
The full IRC log of that discussion<TabAtkins> fantasai: there's a feature text-combing-upright which causes glyphs in upright vertical text to combine into a single combined block<TabAtkins> like if you want "23" it'll smush into one block <TabAtkins> fantasai: we specify that letter-spacing doesn't apply inside the smushed box, we treat it like a single character <TabAtkins> fantasai: we didn't specify the other spacing properties, like word-spacing <TabAtkins> fantasai: Proposal is we ignore all of them <TabAtkins> fantasai: and for text-spacing-trim we treat it as trim-all <TabAtkins> fantasai: generally you won't run into these sitautions anyway, but if you do you probably dont' want extra space making it even more squished <TabAtkins> florian: I initially thought we wanted some optoins here, but on further thought i think we don't, and that fantasai is right <TabAtkins> +1 <TabAtkins> Rossen_: objections? <fantasai> illustration -> https://www.w3.org/TR/css-writing-modes-4/images/tate-chu-yoko.png <TabAtkins> RESOLVED: All of the text spacing properties don't apply to the squished-together character of t-c-u; text-spacing-trim is treated as trim-all |
All of the text spacing properties don't apply to the squished-together character of t-c-u; text-spacing-trim is treated as trim-all See w3c#9423
https://www.w3.org/TR/css-writing-modes-4/#text-combine-layout
We specify ignoring
letter-spacing
, but what should we do aboutword-spacing
,text-autospace
andtext-spacing-trim
? It's unlikely that any of these will be relevant, but if someone does try to use the affected characters, should these properties be honored or ignored? @kojiishi @MurakamiShinyu what do you think?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: