I believe that I have potentially uncovered a rendering bug in XXE. I have
contrived a simple example to illustrate the problem.
Suppose that I have an XML input like so:
<List listStyle="numbered">
<ListItem type="defect">This is a defect wrapping multiple lines</ListItem>
<ListItem type="enhancement">This is an enhancement wrapping multiple
lines</ListItem>
</List>
styled with:
List {
display: block;
}
ListItem {
display: list-item;
}
ListItem:before {
content: "(" attr(type) ")";
}
List > ListItem,
List[listStyle=bullet] > ListItem {
list-style-type: disc;
}
List[listStyle=number] > ListItem {
list-style-type: decimal;
}
I would expect this to be rendered as:
1. (defect) This is a defect wrapping
wrapping multiple lines
2. (enhancement) This is an enhancement
wrapping multiple lines
But instead the ListItem:before selector is overwriting the list-item marker
and is rendering as:
(defect) This is a defect
wrapping multiple lines
(enhancement) This is an enhancement
wrapping multiple lines
Is this behavior intentional or is this a defect? If this behavior is
intentional, is there any other way that I can accomplish what I'm asking.
Keep in mind that the "type" attribute can be any arbitrary string, so the
lengths of it will vary.
Cheers,
Mike
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