On 14-02-07 03:44 PM, fantasai wrote: > > The issue is (as the title says) whether Arabic letters connect between > elements with 'display: inline', for example in this case: > <p>foo<span color="blue">bar</span>baz</p> By default, they should, even if the spans use different fonts. AFAIK no browser currently does this, but it's good to document and require it. I'll go as far as saying that a new property might be in order. For example, I can imagine, though not find in my references, that depending on taste, one may or may not want joining in a drop-cap in Arabic. I don't think padding / margins should be relevant at all. Letter-spacing doesn't disable Arabic shaping. Why should any other space do? As for what should by default disable shaping across boundaries, I don't know. Whatever initiates bidi:isolate is a good starting place indeed. -- behdad http://behdad.org/Received on Wednesday, 12 February 2014 21:45:37 UTC
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