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Requirements for Chinese Text Layout
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Change Figure for § 3.3.5.2 #330

Closed ryukeikun closed 3 years ago

ryukeikun commented 4 years ago

https://w3c.github.io/clreq/#h-ligatures

§ 3.3.5.2 is for ligature, but the current Figure 23 in this section contains no ligature, what it exactly showing is "positioning Zhuyin inline", which should be moved into section of "Inline annotations"

upsuper commented 4 years ago

Based on discussion on telecon, I'd suggest change this chapter title to "Multisyllabic characters", and make it clear that it's very rare. Also the figure indeed looks wrong. If we are going to add section for inline annotations, this may be used, but it's not a good example in this section.

xfq commented 4 years ago

Links to related discussions:

xfq commented 4 years ago

I did some archeological work and found that it has been in the document since at least 2015.

@ethantw Do you know the background and intention of this section?

xfq commented 3 years ago

Removed this section in #345.