Re: Case sensitivity in CSS: some tests

On 10/01/2013 07:06, John Daggett wrote:
>> >Counters are a little more complicated. Basically, if the
>> >counter-increment property and counter function refer to a user
>> >defined counter style using different casing, the display fails.
>> >Otherwise, case is irrelevant. This same behaviour occurred whether
>> >the names were in ASCII, Latin1 or Cyrillic characters.
> This is actually incorrect, user-defined counters are matched case
> sensitively, consistently across user agents.

There was indeed a fault with some of these tests. I'm in the process of 
fixing them at the moment.

RI