Talbot-san I just wanted to show up one 6x6 figure without collapse nor space elimination, then I picked up 'white-space: pre'. If I give up using 'white-space: pre' and represent the same expected 6x6 figure, I put '; ' between characters as my secondary choice. It guarantees no space saving/eliminations and no collapse/no break, and figure out the expected 6x6 shape. As a minor issue, the new source code becomes a little bit complex and difficult to read. Anyway, I submitted the revised testcase with a suffix number 002 here. http://test.csswg.org/source/contributors/east-tokyo/submitted/css3-writing-modes/writing-mode-vertical-rl-002.xht Please review it again and give me comments if any. I still do not understand why you use 'white-space: pre' on the <div> and why the testcase would need or would require 'white-space: pre'. I believe normal line-wrapping and white-space collapsing should still occur, should still happen even when writing-mode is vertical and block flow is right to left from taka regards, -- 押山 隆 takashi oshiyama oshiyama@est.co.jp (or takaoshiyama@gmail.com) mobile: 080-4148-7654 イースト株式会社 〒151-0053 渋谷区代々木2-22-8 www.est.co.jpReceived on Wednesday, 16 February 2011 07:47:34 UTC
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