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[css-pseudo][css-writing-modes] text-orientation and ::marker #9788
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text-orientationshould have an effect on::marker, so that, for instance, you can have upright numerals in a numbered list's markers, and otherwise mixed orientation text.Here's a test case: http://software.hixie.ch/utilities/js/live-dom-viewer/?saved=12266
Currently, all browsers fail it. I think that's a browser bug, as even though
text-orientationisn't part of the set of properties that apply directly to the::markerpseudo, it should inherit into the text inside the marker and apply there. Do we agree, or is there something somewhere in the spec that actually makes it the expected behavior?