Re: [css-style-attr] "list-style-type: hebrew;" not working properly

2015年6月3日 上午3:42于 "Arnon Erez" <puremind0@gmail.com>写道：
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> I've recently encountered this question on stackoverflow.
> It seems that whenever the list item is numbered with more than 1 letter
(e.g 11=יא) the result is reversed (אי).
>
> This effect cannot be changed with other css attributes such as
direction or text-align so I assume it's originating from the
implementation of "list-style-type: hebrew;"

This is bug of Blink (Chrome) and, probably also WebKit (Safari), they
don't handle RTL text in counters correctly. Gecko (Firefox) does't have
this bug. You can see the expected result on Firefox.

> I couldn't find any mention of this problem anywhere (except for another
post by the same person on another website).

As I mentioned, this is a impl bug in Blink. IIRC, the spec does mention
that the direction should be respected (in CSS Counter Styles or CSS
Lists). You should just file a bug to them instead of posting here.

- Xidorn