| OLD | NEW |
| 1 <html> | 1 <html> |
| 2 <head> | 2 <head> |
| 3 <style> | 3 <style> |
| 4 #source { | 4 #source { |
| 5 -webkit-flow-into: content; | 5 -webkit-flow-into: content; |
| 6 } | 6 } |
| 7 | 7 |
| 8 #region { | 8 #region { |
| 9 -webkit-flow-from: content; | 9 -webkit-flow-from: content; |
| 10 height: 100px; | 10 height: 100px; |
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| 39 <body onload="selectText();"> | 39 <body onload="selectText();"> |
| 40 <div id="source">inside region inside region inside region inside region</di
v> | 40 <div id="source">inside region inside region inside region inside region</di
v> |
| 41 <div id="outside">outside region outside region outside region outside regio
n</div> | 41 <div id="outside">outside region outside region outside region outside regio
n</div> |
| 42 <div id="region"></div> | 42 <div id="region"></div> |
| 43 <div id="description"> | 43 <div id="description"> |
| 44 <h1><a href="https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=121501">Bug #121501
- [CSS Regions] Layout Test for selection direction</a></h1> | 44 <h1><a href="https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=121501">Bug #121501
- [CSS Regions] Layout Test for selection direction</a></h1> |
| 45 <p>Selection is based in DOM tree, so if you select text from "outside r
egion" to "inside region" the highlighted area is exactly the opposite to what t
he user is actually selecting.</p> | 45 <p>Selection is based in DOM tree, so if you select text from "outside r
egion" to "inside region" the highlighted area is exactly the opposite to what t
he user is actually selecting.</p> |
| 46 </div> | 46 </div> |
| 47 </body> | 47 </body> |
| 48 </html> | 48 </html> |
| OLD | NEW |