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Intent to prototype and ship: ruby-position: alternate
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Xidorn Quan
Mar 7, 2021, 1:15:33 AM3/7/21
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Summary:
`ruby-position: alternate` is the new initial value of the `ruby-position` property, it allows ruby text container (rtc) to alternate automatically on line's side without needing to specify a different value for each rtc. This is a more useful value when multiple rtcs are present.
Bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1694748
Standard: https://drafts.csswg.org/css-ruby-1/#rubypos
Platform coverage: all
Preference: layout.css.ruby.position-alternate.enabled
But I intend to turn it on by default on landing as this is a relatively minor feature. It's put behind a flag only because it changes existing behavior and it would be better to be able to rollback if any issue arises, though I don't expect that to happen.
DevTools bug: n/a, just a new value for an existing property, devtools' css properties db will be updated accordingly
Other browsers: no signal, other browsers are currently behind on ruby implementation, and don't support multi-level annotations
web-platform-tests: new test is added
`ruby-position: alternate` is the new initial value of the `ruby-position` property, it allows ruby text container (rtc) to alternate automatically on line's side without needing to specify a different value for each rtc. This is a more useful value when multiple rtcs are present.
Bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1694748
Standard: https://drafts.csswg.org/css-ruby-1/#rubypos
Platform coverage: all
Preference: layout.css.ruby.position-alternate.enabled
But I intend to turn it on by default on landing as this is a relatively minor feature. It's put behind a flag only because it changes existing behavior and it would be better to be able to rollback if any issue arises, though I don't expect that to happen.
DevTools bug: n/a, just a new value for an existing property, devtools' css properties db will be updated accordingly
Other browsers: no signal, other browsers are currently behind on ruby implementation, and don't support multi-level annotations
web-platform-tests: new test is added
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