Index: third_party/WebKit/LayoutTests/printing/multicol-2-pages-expected.html |
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+<!DOCTYPE html> |
+<style> |
+ .fakeColumn { float:left; width:200px; } |
+ .fakeColumn:not(:first-child) { padding-left:4px; } |
+ .fakeColumn:not(:last-child) { border-right:3px solid hotpink; padding-right:4px; } |
+</style> |
+<script> |
+if (window.testRunner) |
+ testRunner.setPrinting(); |
+if (window.internals) |
+ internals.settings.setShouldPrintBackgrounds(true); |
+</script> |
+<!-- TODO(mstensho): Try to come up with something that doesn't make assumptions about page |
+ height. Currently, there's no way of specifying it for layout tests. This test currently |
+ assumes that 5 lines will fit in each column on the first page, and the remaining ones on the |
+ next page. --> |
+<p>There should be three columns in this document - on this page, and on the next page. The numbers |
+ should be in ascending order when reading columns from left to right, page by page.</p> |
+<div style="width:622px; font-size:112px; background:papayawhip;"> |
+ <div> |
+ <div class="fakeColumn"> |
+ 01<br> |
+ 02<br> |
+ 03<br> |
+ 04<br> |
+ 05<br> |
+ 16<br> |
+ 17<br> |
+ 18<br> |
+ </div> |
+ <div class="fakeColumn"> |
+ 06<br> |
+ 07<br> |
+ 08<br> |
+ 09<br> |
+ 10<br> |
+ 19<br> |
+ 20<br> |
+ 21<br> |
+ </div> |
+ <div class="fakeColumn"> |
+ 11<br> |
+ 12<br> |
+ 13<br> |
+ 14<br> |
+ 15<br> |
+ 22<br> |
+ 23<br> |
+ </div> |
+ </div> |
+ <div style="clear:both;"></div> |
+</div> |