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When a progress or meter element or an input element with type set to range occurs in sideways-lr vertical text, the lowest value is at the bottom and the highlight grows upwards.

#26

· r12a opened

on Mar 5, 2024

When a progress or meter element or an input element with type set to range occurs in sideways-rl vertical text, the lowest value is at the top and the highlight grows downwards.

#25

· r12a opened

on Mar 5, 2024

When a progress or meter element or an input element with type set to range occurs in vertical text, setting direction:rtl will set the lowest value at the top and the highlight grows downwards.

#24

· r12a opened

on Mar 5, 2024

When a progress or meter element or an input element with type set to range occurs in vertical text, the lowest value is at the bottom and the highlight grows upwards, by default.

#23

· r12a opened

on Mar 5, 2024

In RTL text the progress/meter control has the lowest value to the right and grows to the left.

doc:Bidirectional_text

#22

· r12a opened

on Mar 5, 2024

Adding writing-mode:vertical-lr to a td element produces vertical text, with lines stacking LTR.

#21

· xfq opened

on Aug 24, 2023

The browser supports :dir() selectors

doc:Bidirectional_text

#20

· r12a opened

on Jun 5, 2023

When vertically-set Mongolian text contains a select element, the control will be vertical, and multiple options will extend, vertically-set, towards the right.

#19

· r12a opened

on Jan 27, 2023

When vertically-set Mongolian text contains a text input element, the control will also be vertical.

#18

· r12a opened

on Jan 27, 2023

When vertically-set Mongolian text contains a textarea element, the control will also be vertical. A preceding label will appear above the top left corner of the textarea box.

#17

· r12a opened

on Jan 27, 2023

When vertically-set CJK text contains a select element, the control will be vertical, and multiple options will extend, vertically-set, towards the left.

#16

· r12a opened

on Jan 27, 2023

When vertically-set CJK text contains a text input element, the control will be vertical. A preceding label will appear above the box.

#15

· r12a opened

on Jan 27, 2023

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When a progress or meter element or an input element with type set to range occurs in sideways-lr vertical text, the lowest value is at the bottom and the highlight grows upwards.

When a progress or meter element or an input element with type set to range occurs in sideways-rl vertical text, the lowest value is at the top and the highlight grows downwards.

When a progress or meter element or an input element with type set to range occurs in vertical text, setting direction:rtl will set the lowest value at the top and the highlight grows downwards.

When a progress or meter element or an input element with type set to range occurs in vertical text, the lowest value is at the bottom and the highlight grows upwards, by default.

In RTL text the progress/meter control has the lowest value to the right and grows to the left.

Adding writing-mode:vertical-lr to a td element produces vertical text, with lines stacking LTR.

The browser supports :dir() selectors

When vertically-set Mongolian text contains a select element, the control will be vertical, and multiple options will extend, vertically-set, towards the right.

When vertically-set Mongolian text contains a text input element, the control will also be vertical.

When vertically-set Mongolian text contains a textarea element, the control will also be vertical. A preceding label will appear above the top left corner of the textarea box.

When vertically-set CJK text contains a select element, the control will be vertical, and multiple options will extend, vertically-set, towards the left.

When vertically-set CJK text contains a text input element, the control will be vertical. A preceding label will appear above the box.

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