- From: Patrick Dark via GitHub <sysbot+gh@w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2017 04:59:32 +0000
- To: public-css-archive@w3.org
Seems easiest to fix this through a UA stylesheet with CSS4 Selectors `:lang` pseudo-classes:
````
rtc:lang("*-bopo"),
rtc:lang("*-hani"),
rtc:lang("*-hans"),
rtc:lang("*-hant"),
rt:lang("*-bopo"),
rt:lang("*-hani"):lang("ja"),
rt:lang("*-hans"):lang("ja"),
rt:lang("*-hant"):lang("ja") {
ruby-align: center;
}
rtc:lang("*-hira"),
rtc:lang("*-hrkt"),
rtc:lang("*-jpan"),
rtc:lang("*-kana"),
rtc:lang("ja-hani"),
rtc:lang("ja-hans"),
rtc:lang("ja-hant"),
rt:lang("*-hira"),
rt:lang("*-hrkt"),
rt:lang("*-jpan"),
rt:lang("*-kana"),
rt:lang("ja-hani"),
rt:lang("ja-hans"),
rt:lang("ja-hant") {
ruby-align: space-around;
}
````
Of course, you only need one of these depending on what the default keyword turns out to be. `center` seems to be the best default if one is looking at ruby as a script-agnostic feature.
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