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spec:css3-writing-modes [2011/09/06 17:53] – fantasaispec:css3-writing-modes [2011/09/06 17:57] – fantasai
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 The biggest issue is the default text-orientation of common symbols and punctuation, so here's a table to start figuring it all out. :) The biggest issue is the default text-orientation of common symbols and punctuation, so here's a table to start figuring it all out. :)
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 +Orientation Codes:
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 +  ; U : always upright
 +  ; S : always sideways
 +  ; G : upright with alt glyph, else fallback to sideways
 +  ; ? : unknown
 +  ; [1] : Special Behavior #1 (see notes below table)
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 +===== Data Table =====
  
 Name Codepoint Char CSSWG Unicode AH Notes Name Codepoint Char CSSWG Unicode AH Notes
  
 Middle Dot U+00B7 ⋅ * ? ? Sideways in Japanese, Upright in Chinese Middle Dot U+00B7 ⋅ * ? ? Sideways in Japanese, Upright in Chinese
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 +=== Notes ===
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 +[1] **U** if ''lang=zh'', else **S**
  
 
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