Steps: 1) Make an ordered list. (using <ol>) 2) Try to change the "start" attribute of the tag Expected Result: 1) The underlying html changes and the list redraws to display the change to "start". Actual Result: 1) The underlying html changes BUT the list does not redraw to display the cahnge to "start". I tested this on r19879.
Created attachment 13403 [details] Test case for changing the "start" attribute of the ol tag.
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The list isn't updated to reflect changes made to the list marker appearance, either. Re-titling.
The property changes are eventually visible, but it takes 5-10 seconds. Looks like they update when GoogleDocs autosaves?
Created attachment 13411 [details] testcase Automated testcase that changes both the start attribute and the list-style-type css property. Neither change has an effect on the list visually.
(In reply to comment #5) > Created an attachment (id=13411) [edit] > testcase > > Automated testcase that changes both the start attribute and the > list-style-type css property. Neither change has an effect on the list > visually. > With r19893 I'm seeing the type change. I think that was bug 12899 and it's fixed now.
I can confirm that this has been fixed. Marking as a duplicate. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 12899 ***
The problem still exists for changes to the start attribute. Reopening.
I was too rash! You are so right, Justin, sorry I missed that. Note that this is *not* a regression from Safari 2.0.
Created attachment 13416 [details] update list markers when start attribute changes
P1 because this is an important issue for Google.
Comment on attachment 13416 [details] update list markers when start attribute changes r=me
r19911