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css-counter-styles/Overview.html

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<p class=issue>Is it necessary to define ‘<code
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class=css>ethiopian-numeric</code>’ and the longhand Chinese styles out
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class=css>ethiopic-numeric</code>’ and the longhand Chinese styles out
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to these ranges? I have no idea if it would be common to use them in the
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sorts of situations where you need counter-styles in the thousands or
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higher. If they'll typically be used for only low-count use-cases, we can

css-counter-styles/Overview.src.html

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described below. For example, an author can reference one of these styles in an
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'override' type, reusing the algorithm but swapping out some of the other descriptors.</p>
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<p class='issue'>Is it necessary to define ''ethiopian-numeric'' and the longhand Chinese styles out to these ranges? I have no idea if it would be common to use them in the sorts of situations where you need counter-styles in the thousands or higher. If they'll typically be used for only low-count use-cases, we can simplify them by just making them "non-repeating" styles manually defined out to 100 or so values. Alternately, the longhand Chinese styles can be defined out to 999 with some fallback hackery, or 9999 with some fallback hackery + changes to Lists.</p>
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<p class='issue'>Is it necessary to define ''ethiopic-numeric'' and the longhand Chinese styles out to these ranges? I have no idea if it would be common to use them in the sorts of situations where you need counter-styles in the thousands or higher. If they'll typically be used for only low-count use-cases, we can simplify them by just making them "non-repeating" styles manually defined out to 100 or so values. Alternately, the longhand Chinese styles can be defined out to 999 with some fallback hackery, or 9999 with some fallback hackery + changes to Lists.</p>
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<h3 id='symbol-counters'>

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