- From: Michael Turnwall <mturnwall@revenution.com>
- Date: Sun, 30 Sep 2007 23:54:32 -0700
- To: public-css-testsuite@w3.org
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Edits have been made. Michael Turnwall mturnwall@revenution.com www.revenution.com On Sep 25, 2007, at 9:25 AM, fantasai wrote: > > Sorry for taking so long to get to the review; I was out of > the country for most of this month. > > First comment: These files should all be .xht, as they are > XHTML and must be served as such, not as text/html. > > > page-break-after: always > > http://www.revenutiontesting.com/w3c/page_breaks/t130301-page- > break-after-always-01-a.html > > Two comments: > - The second div shouldn't be marked as dummy text anymore. > - The first paragraph should say something about there being > a sentence after the page break: if the UA breaks correctly > but only prints the first page, that needs to be a fail. > > One nit: > - Add a space between 'page-break-after:' and 'always' in the > <title> > > > page-break-after: auto > > http://www.revenutiontesting.com/w3c/page_breaks/t130301-page- > break-after-auto-02-a.html > > I suggest changing the dummy text to read "This sentence must be > on the first page." (and making it non-dummy text) > > > page-break-after: (invalid syntax) > > http://www.revenutiontesting.com/w3c/page_breaks/t130301-page- > break-after-invalid-syntax-15-a.html > > This test is incorrect. > - The first paragraph should say that there *must* be a page > break after it. > - Either > a) the first style declaration rule for the second paragraph > should say > page-break-after: auto; > instead of > page-break-after: always; > OR > b) the second paragraph should say that there must be a page > break > after it. > > BTW, did you run your tests in Prince to see if they pass? Because > this > one, as written, should have failed. > > > page-break-after: (inline elements) > > http://www.revenutiontesting.com/w3c/page_breaks/t130301-page- > break-after-inline-elements-16-a.html > > Same comments as for t130301-page-break-after-auto-02-a.html, > otherwise > it looks good. > > > page-break-after: (no inherit) > > http://www.revenutiontesting.com/w3c/page_breaks/t130301-page- > break-after-no-inherit-17-a.html > > Looks good. > > ~fantasai > >
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