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Relevant gap analysis documents include: _Chinese • Japanese_
This issue is applicable to Japanese and Chinese.
Warichu (inline cutting note) is a type of inline notation, where two lines of small characters are inserted into the text. Warichu divides a line into two sub lines. Inline cutting note is usually used in vertical writing mode. It is very infrequently used in horizontal writing mode. (see Inline Cutting Note (Warichu))
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The GAP
CSS doesn't yet propose a way of achieving warichu. Nor is it supported by browsers.
Priority
The frequency of use of the inline cutting note is not so high. However, the inline cutting note is very important for study guides, travel guides, reference books, encyclopedias and manuals, because it is very effective for inserting notes at the point in the text where they are needed. For these reasons, the priority assigned here is advanced.
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