Changes between Version 19 and Version 20 of LineBreakingCSS3Mapping

Timestamp:

Sep 4, 2012, 10:12:26 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

glenn@skynav.com

Comment:

Fix typo.

LineBreakingCSS3Mapping

@@ -144 +144 @@
  * If `-webkit-line-break` is `auto`, content language is not Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, and ICU does not provide a tailored set of rules that applies to the content language, then use the **ICU()** column's behavior;
  * If `-webkit-line-break` is `auto`, content language is not Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, and ICU does provide a tailored set of rules that applies to the content language, then use the **ICU()** column's behavior modulo application of tailored rules;
- * If `-webkit-line-break` is `auto` and content language is Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, then use the **Normal(ja)** column's behavior;
+ * If `-webkit-line-break` is `auto` and content language is Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, then use the **Normal(cjk)** column's behavior;
  * If `-webkit-line-break` is `loose` and content language is not Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, then use the **Loose()** column's behavior;
- * If `-webkit-line-break` is `loose` and content language is Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, then use the **Loose(ja)** column's behavior;
+ * If `-webkit-line-break` is `loose` and content language is Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, then use the **Loose(cjk)** column's behavior;
  * If `-webkit-line-break` is `normal` and content language is not Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, then use the **Normal()** column's behavior;
- * If `-webkit-line-break` is `normal` and content language is Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, then use the **Normal(ja)** column's behavior;
+ * If `-webkit-line-break` is `normal` and content language is Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, then use the **Normal(cjk)** column's behavior;
  * If `-webkit-line-break` is `strict` and content language is not Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, then use the **Strict()** column's behavior;
  * If `-webkit-line-break` is `strict` and content language is Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, then use the **Strict(ja)** column's behavior;