Closed r12a closed 5 years ago
Linked to #373
@cconcolato does resolving #373 make the answer to @r12a 's question "yes"?
@nigelmegitt I don't think so. IIUC, during the meeting with the CSS WG at TPAC it was said that ruby annotations do not contribute to the line height. Also I don't understand what rubyOffset='auto' would mean. #373 does not give enough context.
Frankly, at this stage, I would be in favor of either deferring rubyOffset to the next version (when CSS has defined it) or of marking it at Risk.
@cconcolato if you don't think we need rubyOffset and you don't intend to implement it, or have insufficient confidence that your implementation will be interoperable (e.g. with CSS), I have no objection to deferring it.
The Working Group just discussed rubyOffset and line-spacing ttml2#252
, and agreed to the following resolutions:
RESOLUTION: Remove rubyOffset and defer it to ttml.next
Removal seems to void the original question. I have recommended to the i18n WG that we close our tracker for this issue.
Thank you, I'm going to label this as commenter agreed; @r12a if your recommendation to i18n is not accepted please could you let us know? Otherwise we'll assume there's no further action to take.
The i18n WG has closed its tracker for this issue.
Closing this issue as tts:rubyOffset
is no longer present, and no strong use case for it has appeared. If someone wishes to add it, file a new issue to that end and reference this (and other now closed issues related to tts:rubyOffset
).
10.2.35 tts:rubyOffset https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-ttml2-20161117/#style-attribute-rubyOffset
How does ruby offset interact with line spacing? Are we all covered there?