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The 'font-variant' property gets defined by the CSS Font Module + ([css-font-3]). +
+- CSS Font Module Level 3 changes the meaning of the - 'font-variant' + CSS Font Module changes the meaning of the + 'font-variant' property from that defined by CSS 2.1. It has been repurposed (and its functionality greatly expanded) as a shorthand for selecting font variants from within a single font.
-- SVG 2 requires all 'font-variant' subproperties to be - implemented (e.g. 'font-variant-ligatures'). + +
+ SVG 2 supports all 'font-variant' longhand properties (e.g. 'font-variant-ligatures').
The 'writing-mode' property gets defined by the CSS Writing Modes Module + ([css-writing-modes-3]). +
+This property sets the block-flow direction; or in-other-words, the direction in which lines of text are stacked. As a consequence it also determines if the text has a horizontal or vertical orientation.
-+
SVG 2 references CSS Writing Modes Level 3 for the definition of the @@ -5297,21 +5309,8 @@
+ +
In SVG 1.0, this property could be interpreted as to also setting the inline-base direction leading to confusion about its role relative to the 'direction' property. SVG 1.1 was a bit @@ -5321,13 +5320,6 @@
- Except for the additional information provided here, the - normative - definition of the 'writing-mode' property is in CSS - Writing Modes Level 3 - ([css-writing-modes-3]). -
- The SVG 1.1 initial value 'baseline' has been removed from SVG - 2. User agents may support this value as computing to '0' - if necessary to support legacy SVG content. -
-The 'baseline' value was removed with the conversion of 'vertical-align' to a shorthand for 'alignment-baseline' and