Re: Ruby markup test results updated

Hi Richard,

Glad to see the tests.

About the two tests Firefox currently fails:

For double-sided ruby, group+mono, one rtc: the test doesn't seem correct
to me. The digits is wrapped in a <rt> tag, which shouldn't be extended
across all bases according to the current draft. Ruby text becomes a span
across all bases should only happen when it is wrapped in <rtc> without
<rt> tag. [1]

For double-sided ruby, mono+group, nested: the test is probably correct,
and I guess it is fixable (not in priority, though). The currently model in
Gecko doesn't have special process for nested ruby. Since the height of
ruby element counts only the ruby base (as an inline-box), it is expected
that the annotations overlap each other for nested ruby.

[1] http://dev.w3.org/csswg/css-ruby-1/#base-annotation-pairing

- Xidorn

On Wed, May 27, 2015 at 4:53 AM, Richard Ishida <ishida@w3.org> wrote:

> version 38 of Firefox implemented significant support for the new HTML5
> ruby model and CSS ruby properties.
>
> i have updated the tests in the i18n test suite that look at default
> handling of ruby markup in browsers (not user-defined CSS styling), and
> ported the tests to the latest framework at the same time.
>
> you can find the results and links to the tests at
> http://www.w3.org/International/tests/repo/results/ruby-html
> the results for Firefox are pretty good!
>
> i will soon begin an article for content authors about how to use ruby
> markup and styling.
>
> ri
>