Peter Constable wrote:
Of course, this approach is simply moving description of the lowest-level portions of the hierarchy into attributes rather than representation as elements. It does work around the problem, though.
The main thing is that it does not allow attributes other than color to be changed separately on a dependent mark. It's all the other things that could change as soon as you use a separate <span> that could be problematic.
Incidentally I see that under "Tools, Options, Complex Scripts" MS Word now has a check-box option to enable "Different Color for Diacritics"
best regards
- Chris
