Re: Hebrew Lists in CSS3

On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 6:02 PM, fantasai <fantasai.lists@inkedblade.net> wrote:
> If this is adequate for list numbers, then we're good. Other forms of
> generated content can easily combine counters with arbitrary strings.

Then I believe you can delete this whole bit:

    <!-- This next bit only applies if the numbers are inserted in
content. There's no CSS way to
      decide that at the moment, so in the meantime, it's commented out.
 <p>If a group is written as a single character, then the character
&#x05F3; U+05F3 is appended
 at the end of the group, otherwise, the character &#x05F4; U+05F4 is
inserted immediately before
 the last character.</p>
 -->

    <p class=issue>Some text about geresh/gershayim is commented out here.</p>

This isn't realistically an issue for list numbers as far as I can
tell.  This should resolve the last of the issues noted in the spec
for Hebrew numerals.