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1 <!DOCTYPE html>
2 <html>
3     <head>
4         <title>CSS Test: flow-into on list items from lists that use multiple CSS counters with nested scopes and ::after for list numbering</title>
5         <link rel="author" title="Mihai Balan" href="mibalan@adobe.com">
6         <link rel="help" href="http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-regions/#properties-and-rules" />
7         <link rel="help" href="http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-regions/#the-flow-into-property" />
8         <link rel="help" href="http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/generate.html#propdef-counter-reset" />
9         <link rel="help" href="http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/generate.html#propdef-counter-increment" />
10         <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../resources/font-smoothing-disabler.css">
11         <meta name="flags" content="">
12         <meta name="assert" content="The flow-into property can be applied to ordered lists. List items numbered using multiple counters displayed in the ::after pseudo-element and extracted in a named flow should render in regions just as without regions.">
13         <style>
14         /*Lists setup*/
15         ol {
16             padding-left: 1em;
17         }
18         ol>li {
19             display: block;
20             position: relative;
21         }
22         li::after {
23             position: absolute;
24             top: 0;
25             right: 0;
26             margin-right: .5em;
27         }
28         ol.part {
29             counter-reset: part 0;
30         }
31         ol.part>li {
32             counter-increment: part;
33         }
34         ol.part>li::after {
35             content: counter(part, upper-roman) " ";
36             font-weight: bold;
37         }
38
39         ol.chapter {
40             counter-reset: chapter 0;
41         }
42         ol.chapter>li {
43             counter-increment: chapter;
44         }
45         ol.chapter>li::after {
46             content:  "\2026\ " counter(chapter, decimal);
47         }
48         
49         ol.section {
50             counter-reset: section 0;
51         }
52         ol.section>li {
53             counter-increment: section;
54         }
55         ol.section>li::after {
56             content: counter(part, upper-roman) "." counter(chapter, decimal) "-" counter(section, lower-latin) " ";
57             color: blue;
58         }
59         /*Regions setup*/
60         .extract1 {
61             -webkit-flow-into: f1;
62         }
63         .extract2 {
64             -webkit-flow-into: f2;
65         }
66         .region {
67             background-color: lightgray;
68             margin: 1em;
69             float: left;
70             width: 20em;
71             height: 20em;
72         }
73         #r1 {
74             -webkit-flow-from: f1;
75         }
76         #r2 {
77             -webkit-flow-from: f2;
78         }
79         </style>
80     </head>
81     <body>
82         <p>This test passes if you see two gray rectangles, as described below. All numbering should be aligned to the right margin of the rectangles.</p>
83         <p>The first rectangle contains two numbered lists. The <strong>first list</strong> has three items and is numbered using bold roman numerals, starting at 1 (I). After the first item there's a numbered sublist; it is indented and has four items, numbered using decimal numbers preceded by an ellipsis (&hellip;), starting at 1. After the last item in this sublist there's a single item numbered list; the numbering is blue and uses three levels of numbering: roman, decimal and with latin letters, respectively; numbering starts with I.4-a. The <strong>second list</strong> has two items and uses the same blue, three-level numbering, that starts at I.3-a this time.</p>
84         <p>The second rectangle contains a two-items numbered list, numbered using decimal numbers preceded by an ellipsis. After the first item there's a sublist. The sublist is indented and has blue, three level-numbering: roman, decimal and with latin letters, respectively. Numbering starts with <em>III.1-a</em>.</p>
85         <ol class="part extract1">
86             <li>Part I
87                 <ol class="chapter">
88                     <li>Chapter 1</li>
89                     <li>Chapter 2</li>
90                     <li>Chapter 3
91                         <ol class="section extract1">
92                             <li>Section I.3-a</li>
93                             <li>Section I.3-b</li>
94                         </ol>
95                     </li>
96                     <li>Chapter 4
97                         <ol class="section">
98                             <li>Section I.4-a</li>
99                         </ol>
100                     </li>
101                 </ol>
102             </li>
103             <li>Part II</li>
104             <li>Part III
105                 <ol class="chapter extract2">
106                     <li>Chapter 1
107                         <ol class="section">
108                             <li>Section III.1-a</li>
109                             <li>Section III.1-b</li>
110                             <li>Section III.1-c</li>
111                             <li>Section III.1-d</li>
112                         </ol>
113                     </li>
114                     <li>Chapter 2</li>
115                 </ol>
116             </li>
117         </ol>
118         <div class="region" id="r1"></div>
119         <div class="region" id="r2"></div>
120     </body>
121 </html>