Some line break opportunities ignored after a character styled with first-letter, affecting Japanese vertical title layout

• Component: CSS
• Status: RESOLVED CONFIGURATION CHANGED

[hm]

http://hamu86.web.fc2.com/reading/novel/ss/yugioh/index.html
The title of this site is not correctly display by webkit. 
I think that the cause is h1:first-letter.
If I don't write 'h1:first-letter',The title is correct display.
In case 'h1:first-letter' is included in css file, the title's second letter, alone, is not allowed to start a new line.

[Alexey Proskuryakov]

Could you please clarify what problem that you are observing? This page looks almost exactly the same in Firefox as in Safari 5.0.2 (on Mac).

[hm]

Certainly.I open the screen shots compared by Firefox and Safari to my site.
(safari5.0.2 win)http://hamu86.web.fc2.com/program/images/safari.jpg
(firefox3.6.10)http://hamu86.web.fc2.com/program/images/firefox.jpg

[hm]

I made a (cheep) verification page.
http://hamu86.web.fc2.com/verification.html

[Alexey Proskuryakov]

Created attachment 68839 [details]
test case

Thank you for the screenshots. Turns out that I couldn't reproduce this issue because I was using a default style for the page, while the problem only occurs with a different one.

This is not specific to the anonymous first-letter inline. It also happens in this case:

<p style="width:1em;"><span>あ</span>いうえお</p>

However, it shouldn’t affect CSS vertical text, once implemented.

[hm]

Thank you for comments.
Verification page updated.
First-line is no problem(?)

[hm]

Created attachment 70863 [details]
test case

[hm]

Is this bug corrected?
Presumably,The after character(2byte(japanese,korean,chinese...)) of < tag >A</ tag > is not to change line.

[Brent Fulgham]

Safari, Chrome, and Firefox all agree on rendering for this test case. I don't believe there is any remaining compatibility issue.

[Alexey Proskuryakov]

The original page looks good, too.