>From CSS3 Writing Modes, Appendix C: Vertical Typesetting Synthesis: http://dev.w3.org/csswg/css3-writing-modes/#vertical-typesetting-details > For vertical typesetting, using [[!UTR50]] and the rules below, > characters are assigned into one of five categories: > ... > > sideways (Sv) > These characters are sideways (rotated 90° clockwise) in both > ‘upright-right’ and ‘upright’ text orientations. > > non-native (Sh) > These characters are sideways in ‘upright-right’ orientation and > upright in ‘upright’ orientation. I can't find a draft of the UTR-50 that defines these categories. Is this based on a private discussion or is this a separate proposal of someone? Also, the link to the current draft UTR-50 is not set up correctly in the bibliography file, such the references in the editor's draft appear as [[!UTR-50]]. Regards, John DaggettReceived on Monday, 16 January 2012 02:16:52 UTC
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