Status: FAIL | Duration: 11ms | Subtests: 0/1 | Open test on wpt.live | Open ref on wpt.live | wpt.fyi
/css/css-lists/counters-scope-004.html
<!doctype html> <title>CSS Lists and Counters: counters scope</title> <link rel="help" href="https://drafts.csswg.org/css-lists/#inheriting-counters"> <link rel="match" href="counters-scope-004-ref.html"> <meta name="assert" content="counters are not inherited from the previous sibling, when can be inherited from the ancestor"> <style type="text/css"> .reset { counter-reset: c; } .rb::before { counter-reset: c; content: "R"; } .use { counter-increment: c; } .use::before { content: counters(c, ".") " "; } </style> <p>The following two lines should be the same:</p> <!-- As rb creates counter only on ::before, the first span with class "use" --> <!-- inside the "rb" will inherit its counter from second "reset" as span "rb" --> <!-- will inherit it from previous sibling which is second "reset" --> <div> <span class="reset"></span> <span class="use"></span> <span class="reset"></span> <span class="use"></span> <span class="rb"> <span class="use"></span> <span class="reset"></span> <span class="use"></span> </span> </div> <div>1 1 R 2 3</div>
/css/css-lists/counters-scope-004-ref.html
<!doctype html> <title>CSS Lists and Counters test reference: counters scope</title> <p>The following two lines should be the same:</p> <div>1 1 R 2 3</div> <div>1 1 R 2 3</div>