Grant, Melinda wrote: > fantasai: >> Grant, Melinda wrote: >>> One of us should make sure the end of test is clearly indicated on the >>> tests we have accepted. >> >> I can do that programmatically in the build scripts if you >> tell me exactly what you want. > > Well, it certainly would be the easy way to go... Hopefully we won't > bump our heads on some test design that can't tolerate a header being > tacked on at the end... ;-) > > Add to style element: > h3.endtest {clear: both;} > > Prepend to end body tag: > <h3 class="endtest">End of Test</h3> > > S'ok? Actually, now that I think about it, there could be quite a few tests that can't handle something like this. Many things with floats or absolute positioning, for example, since those elements are out-of-flow -- the End of Test marker would be on the first page instead of the last! Does CSS3 Paged Media introduce a counter for the total number of pages? IIRC an earlier draft of *something* had one. We could use that. Otherwise I think manually adding a sentence on the page-breaking tests indicating the number of expected pages would be the way to go. (I don't think we can or should do that for every test, just the page-breaking ones.) ~fantasaiReceived on Monday, 15 October 2007 23:05:37 UTC
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