I18N Tests: list-style-type

Armenian

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This is one of a set of pages that explore how and if a user agent supports international settings for list-style-type.

The tests on this page check whether browsers support Armenian CSS list-style-type properties.

CSS2.1 CR specifies an armenian property, but does not specify in any detail the mechanism for implementing it. Expectations for behavior in these tests are based on the descriptions of lower-armenian and upper-armenian in the version of the CSS3 Lists module current at the time this test was last updated.

1 Default letter case

Assertion: Setting list-style-type to armenian will cause list numbering use lower-case Armenian numbers.

The CSS says: list-style-type: armenian. Armenian has upper and lower case variants, and CSS3 specifies the use of lower-case characters by default for numbering, although that is not specified in CSS2.1. This tests also checks whether Armenian numbers are actually used.

2 Armenian in lowercase up to 9,999

Assertion: If lowercase Armenian numbers are used, setting list-style-type to armenian will cause list numbering to format numbers up to 9,999 in the way described in CSS3 Lists module.

The CSS says: list-style-type: armenian. This test checks that the composition of numbers is as expected if lowercase numbers are used. If the user agent uses uppercase in this situation, this test is not relevant.

3 Armenian in lowercase above 9,999

Assertion: If lowercase Armenian numbers are used, setting list-style-type to armenian will cause list numbering to format numbers above 9,999 in the way described in CSS3 Lists module.

The CSS says: list-style-type: armenian. This test checks that the composition of numbers is as expected if lowercase numbers are used. If the user agent uses uppercase in this situation, this test is not relevant.

4 Armenian in uppercase up to 9,999

Assertion: If uppercase Armenian numbers are used, setting list-style-type to armenian will cause list numbering to format numbers up to 9,999 in the way described in CSS3 Lists module.

The CSS says: list-style-type: armenian. This test checks that the composition of numbers is as expected if uppercase numbers are used. Uppercase is not specified as the default for list-style-type: armenian, but many browsers use uppercase, so this test makes it easier to check whether the formatting of the numbers is correct in those cases. If the user agent uses lowercase in this situation, this test is not relevant.

5 Armenian in uppercase above 9,999

Assertion: If uppercase Armenian numbers are used, setting list-style-type to armenian will cause list numbering to format numbers above 9,999 in the way described in CSS3 Lists module.

The CSS says: list-style-type: armenian. This test checks that the composition of numbers is as expected if uppercase numbers are used. Uppercase is not specified as the default for list-style-type: armenian, but many browsers use uppercase, so this test makes it easier to check whether the formatting of the numbers is correct in those cases. If the user agent uses lowercase in this situation, this test is not relevant.

6 Lower-armenian

Assertion: Setting list-style-type to lower-armenian will produce lowercase and correctly formatted numbering as described in CSS3 Lists module.

The CSS says: list-style-type: lower-armenian.

7 Upper-armenian

Assertion: Setting list-style-type to upper-armenian will produce uppercase and correctly formatted numbering as described in CSS3 Lists module.

The CSS says: list-style-type: upper-armenian.