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When the page size is fixed, spread=auto should be able to detect if there's room for 2 pages or not.
If the page size is auto, spread=auto should go in spread mode if the browser window is wider than it is tall, unless the documents's stylesheet has @page {size: landscape} (possibly with a size as well).
Should writing modes make a difference?
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I don't think writing modes make any difference.
Most Japanese books have landscapeportrait pages regardless of their writing modes.
Furthermore, books having spreads with upper and lower pages (i.e. top-to-bottom page progression) are not typical.
(Current CSS Paged Media only defines ltr and rtl page progression)
A very simple implementation, which does not see the actual page size, was added by vivliostyle/vivliostyle.js#300 and #41.
More advanced implementation using the actual page size is yet to come.
When the page size is fixed, spread=auto should be able to detect if there's room for 2 pages or not.
If the page size is auto, spread=auto should go in spread mode if the browser window is wider than it is tall, unless the documents's stylesheet has
@page {size: landscape}
(possibly with a size as well).Should writing modes make a difference?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: