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<p>Another typographic feature that varies from script to script and often from language to language is the numbering used for lists, chapter headings, etc. Not only are the counters likely to be based on characters of the script in question, but they may increment according to numeric, alphabetic or other rules. There are often more than one counter style per script/language. For more information about counter styles see <ahref="https://www.w3.org/TR/predefined-counter-styles/">Custom Counter Styles</a>.</p>
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<p>The W3C has a number of task forces working to define requirements for layout and typography in script around the world. You can follow or join these task forces if you want to contribute your expertise in a particular area. The documents being worked on at the time this presentation was written include those shown on the slide.</p>
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