<GMT14-Apr-2003 16:33:00GMT> Avi Drissman: * SUMMARY There is a CSS style for <ol> elements, list-style-type, which allows for a numbering style. If that attribute is set to "hebrew", the hebrew numbers are not RTL. * STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Go to http://homepage.mac.com/avidrissman/testcases/hebrewlist.html * RESULTS The first ten items in the list have one-letter labels, so they are fine. But starting with the eleventh, the labels now consist of two letters, which should be displayed RTL. They are not. * REGRESSION This has been present since the earliest builds of Safari. * NOTES none <GMT14-Apr-2003 18:12:56GMT> ZEENAT SUBEDAR: Please assign to Developer ADC Bugs for further communication with the developer. <GMT07-Jun-2003 00:00:56GMT> Shelley Sheridan: attached screenshot comparing with Mozilla, which also puts the period before the number instead of after. <rdar://problem/3227438>
I can't be 100% sure without the original test case, but I think this is fixed in TOT and probably in the latest shipping version of Tiger.