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-<!DOCTYPE html> |
-<html> |
- <head> |
- <title>CSS Test: applying flow-into and other formatting on specific list items via different pseudo-classes</title> |
- <link rel="author" title="Mihai Balan" href="mibalan@adobe.com"> |
- <link rel="help" href="http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-regions/#properties-and-rules" /> |
- <link rel="help" href="http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-regions/#the-flow-into-property" /> |
- <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../resources/font-smoothing-disabler.css"> |
- <meta name="flags" content=""> |
- <meta name="assert" content="Test checks that pseudo-classes like :first-child or :nth-of-type can be used both for styling and extracting only certain list items from a list into a named flow."> |
- <style> |
- .container { |
- background-color: lightgreen; |
- color: #006400; |
- margin: 2em; |
- } |
- |
- #first li:first-child, |
- li:nth-child(even), |
- li:nth-of-type(4n) { |
- -webkit-flow-into: f1; |
- } |
- ol:first-of-type li:first-of-type, |
- ol:first-child li:nth-child(2), |
- #second :nth-of-type(2), |
- #second li:nth-of-type(4), |
- #third :last-child, |
- #third :nth-child(2) { |
- color: blue; |
- } |
- #first { |
- list-style-type: decimal; |
- } |
- #second { |
- list-style-type: disc; |
- } |
- #third { |
- list-style-type: upper-latin; |
- } |
- .region { |
- margin: 2em; |
- background-color: lightblue; |
- } |
- #r1 { |
- -webkit-flow-from: f1; |
- } |
- </style> |
- </head> |
- <body> |
- <!-- Individual list items are extracted from ordered/unordered lists. Some of them remain |
- in the normal document flow while others are rendered in a region. |
- Pseudo-elements are used to extract the list items and then, other, equivalent |
- pseudo-elements are used to format them. --> |
- <p>Test passes if you see two rectangles, one green and one blue, as described below:<br> |
- The green rectangle should contain three lists, separated by a small vertical space. The <strong>first list</strong> should be a numbered list starting at 3, with only one item. The <strong>second list</strong> should be a bulleted list with three items. The <strong>third list</strong> should be a numbered list with two items, numbered A and C respectively.<br> |
- The blue rectangle should contain a list with items numbered/marked in a different ways, as follows. As opposed to the green rectangle, the numbers/markings for the list items in the blue rectangle should be outside the rectangle. The <strong>first and second items</strong> should be numbered with 1 and 2 (decimal). The <strong>third and fourth items</strong> should be bulleted. The <strong>fifth and sixth items</strong> should be numbered with B and D respectively.</p> |
- <div class="container"> |
- <ol id="first"> |
- <li>First numbered list, item 1</li> |
- <li>First numbered list, item 2</li> |
- <li>First numbered list, item 3</li> |
- </ol> |
- <ul id="second"> |
- <li>Bullet list, item 1</li> |
- <li>Bullet list, item 2</li> |
- <li>Bullet list, item 3</li> |
- <li>Bullet list, item 4</li> |
- <li>Bullet list, item 5</li> |
- </ul> |
- <ol id="third"> |
- <li>Second numbered list, item A</li> |
- <li>Second numbered list, item B</li> |
- <li>Second numbered list, item C</li> |
- <li>Second numbered list, item D</li> |
- </ol> |
- </div> |
- <div class="region" id="r1"></div> |
- </body> |
-</html> |