CSS Lists and Counters Module Level 3

Abstract

CSS is a language for describing the rendering of structured documents (such as HTML and XML) on screen, on paper, in speech, etc. This draft contains the features of CSS level 3 relating to list styling. It includes and extends the functionality of CSS level 2 [CSS21], which builds on CSS level 1 [CSS1]. The main extensions compared to level 2 are a pseudo-element representing the list marker, a new ‘hanging’ value for ‘list-style-position’, and a method for authors to define their own list-styles.

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Table of contents

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Declaring a List Item
• 3. Marker Content: The ‘list-style-type’ and ‘list-style-image’ properties
• 4. Marker Position: The ‘list-style-position’ property
• 5. The ‘list-style’ shorthand property
• 6. Markers: The ‘::marker’ pseudo-element
  • 6.1. Generating the computed value of the ‘content’ property
• 7. Using Content as Markers: the ‘marker’ value for ‘display’
• 8. Defining Custom Counter Styles: the ‘@counter-style’ rule
  • 8.1. Counter algorithms: the ‘type’ descriptor
    • 8.1.1. repeating
    • 8.1.2. numeric
    • 8.1.3. alphabetic
    • 8.1.4. symbolic
    • 8.1.5. non-repeating
    • 8.1.6. additive
    • 8.1.7. override
  • 8.2. Formatting negative values: the ‘negative’ descriptor
  • 8.3. Symbols before the marker: the ‘prefix’ descriptor
  • 8.4. Symbols after the marker: the ‘suffix’ descriptor
  • 8.5. Limiting the counter scope: the ‘range’ descriptor
  • 8.6. Defining fallback: the ‘fallback’ descriptor
  • 8.7. Marker characters: the ‘glyphs’ and ‘additive-glyphs’ descriptors
• 9. Predefined Counter Styles
  • 9.1. Predefined Repeating Styles
  • 9.2. Predefined Numeric Styles
  • 9.3. Predefined Alphabetic Styles
  • 9.4. Predefined Symbolic Styles
  • 9.5. Predefined Non-Repeating Styles
  • 9.6. Predefined Additive Styles
• 10. Complex Counter Styles
  • 10.1. Glyphs
  • 10.2. The ‘ethiopic-numeric’ counter style
  • 10.3. The Chinese longhand counter styles
• 11. Optional Extended Counter Styles
  • 11.1. Extended CJK Longhand
  • 11.2. Extended Non-Repeating Numbered Styles
• 12. Sample style sheet for HTML
• Profiles
• Acknowledgments
• Changes From CSS2
• References
  • Normative references
  • Other references
• Property index
• Index

1. Introduction

The list model in this module differs in some important ways from the list model in CSS2, specifically in its handling of markers. Implementation experience suggested the CSS2 model overloaded the ::before and ::after pseudo-elements with too much behavior, while at the same time introducing new properties when existing properties were sufficient.

Most block-level elements in CSS generate one principal block box. In this module, we discuss two CSS mechanisms that cause an element to have an associated marker: one method associates one principal block box (for the element's content) with a separate marker box (for decoration such as a bullet, image, or number), and the other inserts a marker box into the principal box. Unlike :before and :after content, the marker box cannot affect the position of the principal box, whatever the positioning scheme.

<!doctype html>
<html>
 <head>
  <title>Creating a list with markers</title>
  <style>
   li::marker { content: "(" counter(list-item, lower-roman) ")"; }
   li { display: list-item; }
  </style>
 </head>
 <body>
  <ol>
   <li>This is the first item.</li>
   <li>This is the second item.</li>
   <li>This is the third item.</li>
  </ol>
 </body>
</html>
		

  (i) This is the first item.
 (ii) This is the second item.
(iii) This is the third item.

With descendant selectors and child selectors, it's possible to specify different marker types depending on the depth of embedded lists.

A future release of this module will probably include ways to render tree lists.

2. Declaring a List Item

To declare a list item, the ‘display’ property should be set to ‘list-item’. This, in addition to generating a ‘::marker’ pseudo-element and enabling the properties described below for that element, causes that element to increment the list item counter ‘list-item’. (This does not affect the specified or computed values of the counter properties.)

The ‘list-item’ counter is a real counter, and can be directly affected using the ‘counter-increment’ and ‘counter-reset’ properties. It can also be used in the ‘counter()’ and ‘counters()’ functions.

The CSS3 box module may define other ‘display’ values which generate a list marker. These should also affect the ‘list-item’ counter.

Note that this new model makes the ‘marker’ display type redundant. That display type is therefore obsolete in the CSS3 Lists model.

3. Marker Content: The ‘list-style-type’ and ‘list-style-image’ properties

When the ‘list-style-image’ property is ‘none’ or not a valid image, the ‘list-style-type’ property is instead used to construct the default contents of a list item's marker.

<string>

The ‘::marker’ pseudoelement must use the provided string as its default contents.

<counter-style>

The ‘::marker’ pseudoelement's default contents must be the value of the ‘list-item’ counter, formatted according to the given counter style. Algorithms for formatting a value according to a counter style are given later in this spec.

This specification defines a method for authors to create their own counter styles which may be used here. Additionally, many useful counter styles are predefined in the sections on Complex Counter Styles and Predefined Counter Styles.

inline

The ‘::marker’ pseudoelement's default contents must be the textual contents of the list item's first child that is an inline marker candidate, if one exists.

none

The ‘::marker’ pseudoelement must have no default contents. This will suppress the creation of a marker unless the ‘::marker’ has its contents specified directly through the ‘content’ property.

This property sets the image that will be used as the list item marker. When the <image> resolves to a valid image, it is used as the default contents of ‘::marker’ instead of the value specified by ‘list-style-type’.

If the value ‘none’ is provided, or the <image> doesn't resolve to a valid image, then the default contents are given by ‘list-style-type’ instead.

LI { list-style-image: url("http://www.example.com/ellipse.png") }

4. Marker Position: The ‘list-style-position’ property

This property specifies the position of the ‘::marker’ pseudo-element's box in the list item. Values have the following meanings:

inside

The ‘::marker’ pseudo-element is an inline-block element placed immediately before the ‘::before’ pseudo-element in the list item's principle box, after which the element's content flows. Note that if there is no inline content, this will create a line box, just as content in an inline ‘::before’ pseudo-element would. Also note that all the properties that apply to inline elements apply to the ‘::marker’ pseudo-element in this state, and this ‘::marker’ box participates in the inline box model in the normal manner.

Inline markers have some special behavior wrt white-space collapsing at the beginning of the list-item. Is this behavior necessary for web-compat, or can I just spec it away? (Since I have hanging and outside markers be abspos, it doesn't apply to them.)

hanging

As ‘inside’, except the marker is instead placed immediately before the first text or significant whitespace in the list item or its children. The marker is then absolutely positioned (leaving behind a placeholder, per the Positioned Layout spec), with the static position such that the "end" edge of the marker is against the "start" edge of the placeholder, and the baseline of the marker is aligned with the placeholder.

I haven't yet defined what happens when the list item doesn't contain any text, or when the first text is within a child list-item. I need to figure out how much of current implementations is accidental and how much is necessary.

outside

As ‘hanging’, except the horizontal static position of the marker is such that the marker's "end" edge is placed against the "start" edge of the list item's parent. The ‘outside’ value has additional implications for the marker, described in the Marker section.

The same problems with ‘hanging’ apply here.

Note that a marker is only generated if the computed value of the ‘content’ property for the element's ‘::marker’ pseudo-element is not ‘none’.

<!doctype html>
<html>
 <head>
  <title>Comparison of inside/outside position</title>
  <style>
   ul         { list-style: outside; }
   ul.compact { list-style: inside; }
  </style>
 </head>
 <body>
  <ul>
   <li>first list item comes first</li>
   <li>second list item comes second</li>
  </ul>
  <ul class=compact>
   <li>first list item comes first</li>
   <li>second list item comes second</li>
  </ul>
 </body>
</html>
		

5. The ‘list-style’ shorthand property

The ‘list-style’ property is a shorthand notation for setting the three properties ‘list-style-type’, ‘list-style-image’, and ‘list-style-position’ at the same place in the style sheet.

UL { list-style: upper-roman inside }  /* Any UL */
UL > UL { list-style: circle outside } /* Any UL child of a UL */
		

Using a value of ‘none’ in the shorthand is potentially ambiguous, as ‘none’ is a valid value for both ‘list-style-image’ and ‘list-style-type’; to resolve this ambiguity, a value of ‘none’ in the shorthand must be applied to whichever of the two properties aren't otherwise set by the shorthand.

list-style: none disc;
/* Sets the image to ''none'' and the type to ''disc''. */

list-style: none url(bullet.png);
/* Sets the image to ''url(bullet.png)'' and the type to ''none''. */

list-style: none;
/* Sets both image and type to ''none''. */

list-style: none disc url(bullet.png);
/* Syntax error */
	

Although authors may specify ‘list-style’ information directly on list item elements (e.g., LI in HTML), they should do so with care. The following rules look similar, but the first declares a descendant selector and the second a (more specific) child selector.

	OL.alpha LI   { list-style: lower-alpha } /* Any LI descendant of an OL */
	OL.alpha > LI { list-style: lower-alpha } /* Any LI child of an OL */
		

Authors who use only the descendant selector may not achieve the results they expect. Consider the following rules:

<!doctype html>
<html>
 <head>
  <title>WARNING: Unexpected results due to cascade</title>
  <style>
    ol.alpha li { list-style: lower-alpha; }
    ul li       { list-style: disc; }
  </style>
 </head>
 <body>
  <ol class=alpha>
   <li>level 1
    <ul>
     <li>level 2</li>
    </ul>
   </li>
  </ol>
 </body>
</html>
	

The desired rendering would have level 1 list items with ‘lower-alpha’ labels and level 2 items with ‘disc’ labels. However, the cascading order will cause the first style rule (which includes specific class information) to mask the second. The following rules solve the problem by employing a child selector instead:

OL.alpha > LI   { list-style: lower-alpha }
UL LI           { list-style: disc }

Another solution would be to specify ‘list-style’ information only on the list type elements:

OL.alpha   { list-style: lower-alpha }
UL         { list-style: disc }

Inheritance will transfer the ‘list-style’ values from OL and UL elements to LI elements. This is the recommended way to specify list style information.

6. Markers: The ‘::marker’ pseudo-element

Markers are created by setting an element's ‘display’ property to ‘list-item’. The ‘list-item’ display type is, in every other respect, identical to the ‘block’ display type. The marker box is only created if the computed value of the ‘content’ property for the pseudo-element is not ‘none’.

Just like other generated content, markers generate a box when they're created, which has margins, border, padding, and everything else a box normally has. Markers are placed at the beginning of their superior parent's content, immediately before a ‘::before’ pseudo-element on the same superior parent. Marker boxes are inline-block by default, and so a value of ‘auto’ for ‘width’ resolves to the width of the marker's content. The value of ‘list-style-position’ on the marker's superior parent can vary the marker's directionality and the initial value of its ‘position’ property.

<!doctype html>
<html>
 <head>
  <title>Content alignment in the marker box</title>
  <style>
   LI::marker { 
     content: "(" counter(counter) ")";
     width: 6em;
     text-align: center;
   }
   LI {
     display: list-item;
     counter-increment: counter;
   }
  </style>
 </head>
 <body>
  <ol>
   <li>This is the first item.</li>
   <li>This is the second item.</li>
   <li>This is the third item.</li>
  </ol>
 </body>
</html>
		

  (1)    This is the 
         first item.
  (2)    This is the 
         second item.
  (3)    This is the 
         third item.
		

The next example uses markers to number notes (paragraphs).

<!doctype html>
<html>
 <head>
  <title>Markers to create numbered notes</title>
  <style>
   P { margin-left: 12 em; }
   P.Note::marker { 
      content: url("note.gif") "Note " counter(note-counter) ":";
      text-align: left;
      width: 10em;
   }
   P.Note {
     display: list-item;
     counter-increment: note-counter;
   }
  </style>
 </head>
 <body>
  <p>This is the first paragraph in this document.</p>
  <p class="Note">This is a very short document.</p>
  <p>This is the end.</p>
 </body>
</html>
		

            This is the first paragraph 
            in this document.

  Note 1:   This is a very short 
            document.
           
            This is the end.

<!doctype html>
<html>
 <head>
  <title>Marker example</title>
  <style>
   P { margin-left: 8em } /* Make space for counters */
   LI::marker { margin: 0 3em 0 0; content: counter(list-item, lower-roman) "."; }
   LI { display: list-item }
  </style>
 </head>
 <body>
  <p>This is a long preceding paragraph ...</p>
  <ol>
   <li>This is the first item.</li>
   <li>This is the second item.</li>
   <li>This is the third item.</li>
  </ol>
  <p>This is a long following paragraph ...</p>
 </body>
</html>
		

        This is a long preceding
        paragraph ...
      
   i.   This is the first item.
  ii.   This is the second item.
 iii.   This is the third item.

        This is a long following
        paragraph ...

6.1. Generating the computed value of the ‘content’ property

If a ‘::marker’ pseudo-element has its ‘content’ property set to ‘normal’, the computed value of the marker's ‘content’ property must be constructed according to the following algorithm:

1. If the computed value of ‘list-style-image’ is a valid image, then the computed value of the ‘content’ property is the value of the ‘list-style-image’ property.
2. Otherwise, if the computed value of ‘list-style-type’ is a string, then the computed value of the ‘content’ property is that string.
3. Otherwise, if the computed value of ‘list-style-type’ is the keyword ‘inline’, and the list item has a child element which is an inline marker candidate, the computed value of the ‘content’ property is the textual contents of the list item's first inline marker candidate child.
4. Otherwise, if the computed value of ‘list-style-type’ is the name of a counter style, then the computed value of the ‘content’ property is <counter-prefix> counter(list-item, <counter-name>) <counter-suffix>, where <counter-name> is the computed value of the ‘list-style-type’ property and <counter-prefix> and <counter-suffix> are the values of the prefix and suffix descriptors for the counter style with that name.
5. Otherwise the computed value is ‘none’.

li { display: list-item; list-style-type: decimal /* initial value */; }
li::marker { content: normal /* initial value */; }
		

<li>List Item</li>
		

counter(list-item, decimal) "."

7. Using Content as Markers: the ‘marker’ value for ‘display’

In some situations, such as legal proceedings or official minutes, the precise form that the list marker takes is a vital part of the content. It's not acceptable for the marker to change just because the UA is not rendering CSS, or some server error is temporarily preventing the CSS file from being loaded, as the precise marker name is used to officially refer to that segment. The only way to guarantee that the marker will be rendered correctly, regardless of whether CSS is applied, is to specify the marker outside of CSS, directly in the document's markup. However, the page author may still want to style the marker in many of the ways that are available to them when using ordinary CSS-generated markers. To accomodate this, a new value for the ‘display’ property is defined.

The ‘marker’ value for ‘display’ indicates that an element is an inline marker candidate. If the element is a child of a list item with ‘list-style-type:inline’, and none of the element's previous siblings are inline marker candidates, the textual content of the element (such as what would be returned by the .textContent property on the element in HTML) must be used as the default contents of the ::marker pseudo-element on the element's parent. Otherwise, this value must be treated identically to ‘inline-block’.

8. Defining Custom Counter Styles: the ‘@counter-style’ rule

CSS 2.1 defined a handful of useful counter styles based on the styles that HTML traditionally allowed on ordered and unordered lists. This tiny set, though, is quite inadequate for modern web pages; displaying an ordered list with markers based on the latin alphabet while the content is Arabic seems quite incongruous!

Unfortunately, the set of potentially useful list styles is too large to specify ahead of time - the world contains thousands of languages and hundreds of scripts, not to mention the near-infinite stylistic variations found on the web that go beyond mere languaged-based variation. The ‘@counter-style’ rule allows CSS to address this in an open-ended manner, by allowing the author to define their own counter styles. These styles can then be used in the ‘list-style-type’ property or in the ‘counter()’ and ‘counters()’ functions, exactly like the Complex Counter Styles in CSS.

A counter style defines how to construct the representation of a counter value. Counter styles are composed of:

• a name, to identify the style
• a negative sign, which is prepended or appended to the representation of a negative counter value
• a prefix, to prepend to the representation
• a suffix, to append to the representation
• a fallback style, to render the representation with when the counter value is outside the counter style's range or the counter style otherwise can't render the counter value
• an upper and lower range bound, to specify the (inclusive) range that the counter style can handle
• and an algorithm that transforms counter values into a string representation

The algorithm is usually specified implicitly by a combination of the ‘type’, ‘glyphs’, and ‘additive-glyphs’ properties, but some counter styles instead have their algorithm explicitly defined in the Complex Counter Styles section.

When asked to generate a counter representation using a particular counter style for a particular counter value, follow these steps:

1. If the counter value is less than the lower bound or greater than the upper bound of the counter style, exit this algorithm and instead generate a counter representation using the counter style's fallback style and the same counter value.
2. If the counter value is negative, set the negative flag and run the rest of this algorithm with the counter value set to its absolute value instead.
3. Using the counter value and the counter algorithm for the counter style, generate an initial representation for the counter value.
4. If the negative flag is set, wrap the initial representation in the counter style's negative sign, as specified in the section for the negative descriptor.
5. Return the representation.

The general form of an ‘@counter-style’ rule is:

@counter-style <counter-style-name> {
	[ descriptor: value; ]+
}
	

Each @counter-style rule specifies a value for every counter-style descriptor, either implicitly or explicitly. Those not given explicit value in the rule take the initial value listed with each descriptor in this specification. These descriptors apply solely within the ontext of the @counter-style rule in which they are defined, and do not apply to document language elements. There is no notion of which elements the descriptors apply to or whether the values are inherited by child elements. When a given descriptor occurs multiple times in a given @counter-style rule, only the last specified value is used; all prior values for that descriptor are ignored.

User agents which do not understand the @counter-style rule encounter the opening curly bracket and ignore forward until the closing curly bracket. This at-rule conforms with the forward-compatible parsing requirement of CSS; parsers may ignore these rules without error. Any descriptors that are not recognized or implemented by a given user agent must be ignored. @counter-style rules require a ‘type’ descriptor; if this is missing the @counter-style is invalid and must be ignored. The <counter-style-name> must be be a valid identifier and must not be "decimal", "default", "hanging", "inherit", "initial", "inline", "inside", "none", or "outside"; otherwise the @counter-style is invalid and must be ignored.

8.1. Counter algorithms: the ‘type’ descriptor

The ‘type’ descriptor specifies which algorithm will be used to construct the counter's representation based on the counter value. For example, ‘repeating’ type counter styles just cycle through their glyphs repeatedly, while ‘numeric’ type counter styles interpret their glyphs as digits and build their representation accordingly. The types are defined as follows:

8.1.1. repeating

If the type is ‘repeating’, the ‘glyphs’ descriptor must contain at least one counter glyph. This type is defined over all counter values.

The ‘repeating’ counter type cycles repeatedly through its provided glyphs, looping back to the beginning when it reaches the end of the list, similar to the default ‘disc’ counter style. It can be used for simple bullets (just provide a single counter glyph), or for cycling through multiple bullets. The first counter glyph is used as the representation of the value 1, the second counter glyph (if it exists) is used as the representation of the value 2, etc.

In general, if there are N counter glyphs and a representation is being constructed for the value I, the representation is the counter glyph at index (I mod N) of the list of counter glyphs (0-indexed).

@counter-style triangle {
	type: repeating;
	glyphs: '▶';
	suffix: '';
}
		

▶  One
▶  Two
▶  Three
		

8.1.2. numeric

If the type is ‘numeric’, the ‘glyphs’ descriptor must contain at least two counter glyphs. This type is defined over all counter values.

The ‘numeric’ counter type cycles interprets the list of counter glyphs as digits to a number system, similar to the default ‘decimal’ counter style. The first counter glyph in the list is interpreted as the digit 0, the second as the digit 1, and so on. If there are N counter glyphs, the representation is a base N number using the counter glyphs as digits.

To construct the representation, run the following algorithm. Let N be the length of the list of counter glyphs, I initially be the counter value, S initially be the empty string, negative be a boolean flag that is initially false, and glyph(n) be the nth counter glyph in the list of counter glyphs (0-indexed).

1. If I is 0, append glyph(0) to S and return S.
2. While I is not equal to 0:
   1. Prepend glyph( I mod N ) to S.
   2. Set I to floor( I / N ).
3. Return S.

@counter-style trinary {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '0' '1' '2';
}
		

1.   One
2.   Two
10.  Three
11.  Four
12.  Five
20.  Six
		

8.1.3. alphabetic

If the type is ‘alphabetic’, the ‘glyphs’ descriptor must contain at least two counter glyphs. This type is defined only over positive counter values.

The ‘alphabetic’ counter type interprets the list of counter glyphs as digits to an alphabetic numbering system, similar to the default ‘lower-alpha’ counter style. Alphabetic numbering systems are commonly used for lists, and also appear in many spreadsheet programs to number columns. The first counter glyph in the list is interpreted as the digit 1, the second as the digit 2, and so on. If there are N counter glyphs, the representation is a base N alphabetic number using the counter glyphs as digits. Alphabetic numbering systems do not contain a digit representing 0.

To construct the representation, run the following algorithm. Let N be the length of the list of counter glyphs, I initially be the counter value, S initially be the empty string, and glyph(n) be the nth counter glyph in the list of counter glyphs (0-indexed).

While I is not equal to 0:

1. Set I to I - 1.
2. Prepend glyph( I mod N ) to S.
3. Set I to floor( I / N ).

Finally, return S.

A counter style using go stones can be defined as:

@counter-style go {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: url(white.svg) url(black.svg);
	suffix: '';
}
		

It will then produce lists that look like:

One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven

This example requires support for SVG images to display correctly.

@counter-style fixed-decimal {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '0' '1' '2' '3' '4' '5' '6' '7' '8' '9';
}

ol { 
	list-style: fixed-decimal;
	counter-reset: list-item 1111; 
}
		

0001.  One
0002.  Two
0003.  Three
0004.  Four
0005.  Five
0006.  Six
		

8.1.4. symbolic

If the type is ‘symbolic’, the ‘glyphs’ descriptor must contain at least one counter glyph. This type is defined only over positive counter values.

The ‘symbolic’ counter type cycles repeatedly through its provided glyphs, doubling, tripling, etc. the glyphs on each successive pass through the list. It can be used for footnote-style markers, and is also sometimes used for alphabetic-style lists for a slightly different presentation than what the ‘alphabetic’ type presents.

To construct the representation, let N be the length of the list of counter glyphs, I initially be the counter value, S initially be the empty string, and glyph(n) be the nth counter glyph in the list of counter glyphs (0-indexed). Append glyph( I mod N ) to S floor( (I - 1) / N ) times, then return S.

@counter-style unary {
	type: symbolic;
	glyphs: '|';
}
		

|.      One
||.     Two
|||.    Three
||||.   Five
|||||.  Six
		

The ‘symbolic’ type will produce representations with sizes that are linear in the magnitude of the counter value. This can potentially be abused to generate excessively large representations and consume undue amounts of the user's memory or even hang their browser. User agents must support representations at least 20 characters long, but they may choose to instead use the fallback style for representations that would be longer than 20 characters.

8.1.5. non-repeating

If the type is ‘non-repeating’, the ‘glyphs’ descriptor must contain at least one counter glyph. This type is defined over counter values in a finite range, starting with the first glyph value and having a length equal to the length of the list of counter glyphs.

The ‘non-repeating’ counter type is for representing counter styles that only have a finite number of representations. For example, Unicode defines several limited-length runs of special characters meant for lists, such as circled digits.

When this type is specified, it may optionally have an integer provided after it, which sets the first glyph value. If it is omitted, the first glyph value is 1.

The first counter glyph is the representation for the first glyph value, and subsequent counter values are represented by subsequent counter glyphs. Once the list of counter glyphs is exhausted, further values cannot be represented by this type, and must instead be represented by the fallback counter style.

@counter-style box-corner {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '◰' '◳' '◲' '◱';
	suffix: ':';
}
		

◰:  One
◳:  Two
◲:  Three
◱:  Four
5:  Five
6:  Six
		

8.1.6. additive

If the type is ‘additive’, the ‘additive-glyphs’ descriptor must contain at least one additive tuple. This type is nominally defined over all positive counter values (see algorithm, below, for exact details)

The ‘additive’ counter type takes as many of the largest glyphs that it can, then as many of the next largest glyph, etc. until the sum of all the glyphs equals the counter value. It can be used to implement roman numerals, and additionally is used to represent the numbering system of several languages which use different characters for the digits in differnt positions.

To construct the representation, run this algorithm. let I initially be the counter value, S initially be the empty string, and glyph list initially be the list of additive tuples.

If I is initially 0, and there is an additive tuple with a weight of 0, append that tuple's counter glyph to S and return S.

Otherwise, while I is greater than 0 and there are elements left in the glyph list:

1. Pop the first additive tuple from the glyph list. This is the current tuple.
2. Append the current tuple‘s counter glyph to S floor( I / current tuple’s weight ) times (this may be 0).

If the loop ended because I is 0, return S. Otherwise, the given counter value cannot be represented by this counter style, and must instead be represented by the fallback counter style.

@counter-style dice {
	type: additive;
	additive-glyphs: 6 '⚅', 5 '⚄', 4 '⚃', 3 '⚂', 2 '⚁', 1 '⚀';
	suffix: '';
}
		

⚀    One
⚁    Two
⚂    Three
...
⚅⚄   Eleven
⚅⚅   Twelve
⚅⚅⚀  Thirteen
		

The ‘additive’ type will produce representations with sizes that are linear in the magnitude of the counter value. This can potentially be abused to generate excessively large representations and consume undue amounts of the user's memory or even hang their browser. User agents must support representations at least 20 characters long, but they may choose to instead use the fallback style for representations that would be longer than 20 characters.

8.1.7. override

The ‘override’ type allows an author to use the representation-construction algorithm of another counter style, but alter other aspects, such as the negative sign or the suffix. If a counter style uses the ‘override’ type, any unspecified descriptors are taken from the specified counter style, rather than taking their initial values.

If a @counter-style uses the ‘override’ type, it must not contain a ‘glyphs’ or ‘additive-glyphs’ descriptor; otherwise it is invalid and must be ignored. If the specified counter style name isn't the name of any currently-defined counter style, it must be treated as if it was overriding the ‘decimal’ counter style.

8.2. Formatting negative values: the ‘negative’ descriptor

The ‘negative’ descriptor defines how to alter the representation when the counter value is negative. Not all counter types can render negative numbers.

The first string in the value is prepended to the representation when the counter value is negative. The second string, if specified, is appended to the representation when the counter value is negative.

8.3. Symbols before the marker: the ‘prefix’ descriptor

The ‘prefix’ descripter specifies a string that is prepended to the marker representation. Prefixes are only added by the algorithm for constructing the default contents of the ::marker pseudo-element; the prefix is not added automatically when the counter() or counters() functions are used. Prefixes are added to the representation after negative signs.

8.4. Symbols after the marker: the ‘suffix’ descriptor

The ‘suffix’ descripter specifies a string that is appended to the marker representation. Suffixes are only added by the algorithm for constructing the default contents of the ::marker pseudo-element; the suffix is not added automatically when the counter() or counters() functions are used. Suffixes are added to the representation after negative signs.

8.5. Limiting the counter scope: the ‘range’ descriptor

The ‘range’ descriptor defines the range over which the counter style is defined. If a counter style is used to represent a counter value outside of its range, the counter style instead drops down to its fallback counter style.

The first value represents the lower bound of the range (with ‘infinite’ representing negative infinity), and the second value represents the upper bound of the range (with ‘infinite’ representing positive infinity). This is an inclusive range - it includes both the lower and upper bound numbers. If the lower bound is higher than the higher bound, the descriptor is invalid and must be ignored.

Some counter style types have their own implicit ranges, specified above in the individual descriptions for each type. The explicit range given by the ‘range’ descriptor applies at the same time as the implicit range given by the ‘type’ descriptor - if the counter value is less than either lower bound, or greater than either upper bound, the fallback style must instead be used to generate the representation.

There's also an implicit range coming from implementation limits. Should we require UAs to support all values in a signed 2-byte int, or a signed 4-byte int?

8.6. Defining fallback: the ‘fallback’ descriptor

The ‘fallback’ descriptor specifies a fallback counter style to be used when the current counter style can't create a representation for a given counter value. For example, if a counter style defined with a range of 1-10 is asked to represent a counter value of 11, the counter value's representation is instead constructed with the fallback counter style (or possibly the fallback style's fallback style, if the fallback style can't represent that value, etc.).

If the value of the ‘fallback’ descriptor isn't the name of any currently-defined counter style, the used value of the ‘fallback’ descriptor is ‘decimal’ instead. Similarly, while following fallbacks to find a counter style that can render the given counter value, if a loop in the specified fallbacks is detected, the ‘decimal’ style must be used instead.

Note that it is not necessarily an error to specify fallback loops. For example, if an author desires a counter style with significantly different representations for even and odd counter values, they may find it easiest to define one style that can only represent odd values and one that can only represent even values, and specify each as the fallback for the other one. Though the fallback graph is circular, at no point do you encounter a loop while following these fallbacks - every counter value is represented by one or the other counter style. Is it useful to allow this case? If it would be significantly easier for implementations to just detect and reject circular fallback graphs, that would probably be acceptable.

8.7. Marker characters: the ‘glyphs’ and ‘additive-glyphs’ descriptors

The ‘glyphs’ and ‘additive-glyphs’ descriptors specify the characters used by the marker-construction algorithm specified by the ‘type’ descriptor. The ‘glyphs’ descriptor must be specified if the counter type is ‘repeating’, ‘numeric’, ‘alphabetic’, ‘symbolic’, or ‘non-repeating’, and the ‘additive-glyphs’ descriptor must be specified if the counter type is ‘additive’; otherwise, the @counter-style is invalid and must be ignored.

Some counter styles specify that the ‘glyphs’ descriptor must have at least two entries. If the counter's style is such a type, and the ‘glyphs’ descriptor has only a single entry, the counter style is invalid and must be ignored.

Each entry in the ‘glyphs’ descriptor's value defines a counter glyph, which is interpreted differently based on the counter style's type. Each entry in the ‘additive-glyphs’ descriptor's value defines an additive tuple, which consists of a counter glyph and a non-negative integer weight. Each weight must be a non-negative integer, and the additive tuples must be specified in order of descending weight; otherwise, the @counter-style is invalid and must be ignored.

Counter glyphs may be strings or images, and the two types can be mixed in a single descriptor. Counter representations are constructed by concatenating counter glyphs together. Image counter glyphs are rendered as inline replaced elements. The default object size of an image counter glyph is a 1em by 1em square.

9. Predefined Counter Styles

While this specification defines a mechanism to allow authors to define almost any counter style they would want, forcing authors to redefine common styles every time they are used would be unnecessarily onerous. To aid in this regard, this specification predefines a large set of counter styles. User agents must include the following stylesheet as a user-agent stylesheet, so authors can depend on these styles being present.

As with any ‘@counter-style’ rule, the counter style definitions given here can be overridden by the author if they desire to attach a different style to a counter style name defined in this stylesheet.

9.1. Predefined Repeating Styles

@counter-style box {
	type: repeating;
	glyphs: '\25FD';
	/* '◽' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style check {
	type: repeating;
	glyphs: '\2713';
	/* '✓' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style circle {
	type: repeating;
	glyphs: '\25E6';
	/* '◦' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style diamond {
	type: repeating;
	glyphs: '\25C6';
	/* '◆' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style disc {
	type: repeating;
	glyphs: '\2022';
	/* '•' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style dash {
	type: repeating;
	glyphs: '\2014';
	/* '—' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style square {
	type: repeating;
	glyphs: '\25FE';
	/* '◾' */
	suffix: '';
}

9.2. Predefined Numeric Styles

@counter-style arabic-indic {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\660' '\661' '\662' '\663' '\664' '\665' '\666' '\667' '\668' '\669';
	/* '٠' '١' '٢' '٣' '٤' '٥' '٦' '٧' '٨' '٩' */
}

@counter-style bengali {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\9E6' '\9E7' '\9E8' '\9E9' '\9EA' '\9EB' '\9EC' '\9ED' '\9EE' '\9EF';
	/* '০' '১' '২' '৩' '৪' '৫' '৬' '৭' '৮' '৯' */
}

@counter-style binary {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\30' '\31';
	/* '0' '1' */
}

@counter-style burmese {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\1040' '\1041' '\1042' '\1043' '\1044' '\1045' '\1046' '\1047' '\1048' '\1049';
	/* '၀' '၁' '၂' '၃' '၄' '၅' '၆' '၇' '၈' '၉' */
}

@counter-style cambodian {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\17E0' '\17E1' '\17E2' '\17E3' '\17E4' '\17E5' '\17E6' '\17E7' '\17E8' '\17E9';
	/* '០' '១' '២' '៣' '៤' '៥' '៦' '៧' '៨' '៩' */
}

@counter-style cjk-decimal {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\3007' '\4E00' '\4E8C' '\4E09' '\56DB' '\4E94' '\516D' '\4E03' '\516B' '\4E5D';
	/* '〇' '一' '二' '三' '四' '五' '六' '七' '八' '九' */
}

@counter-style decimal {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\30' '\31' '\32' '\33' '\34' '\35' '\36' '\37' '\38' '\39';
	/* '0' '1' '2' '3' '4' '5' '6' '7' '8' '9' */
}

@counter-style devanagari {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\966' '\967' '\968' '\969' '\96A' '\96B' '\96C' '\96D' '\96E' '\96F';
	/* '०' '१' '२' '३' '४' '५' '६' '७' '८' '९' */
}

@counter-style eastern-nagari {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\9E6' '\9E7' '\9E8' '\9E9' '\9EA' '\9EB' '\9EC' '\9ED' '\9EE' '\9EF';
	/* '০' '১' '২' '৩' '৪' '৫' '৬' '৭' '৮' '৯' */
}

@counter-style fullwidth-decimal {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\FF10' '\FF11' '\FF12' '\FF13' '\FF14' '\FF15' '\FF16' '\FF17' '\FF18' '\FF19';
	/* '０' '１' '２' '３' '４' '５' '６' '７' '８' '９' */
}

@counter-style gujarati {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\AE6' '\AE7' '\AE8' '\AE9' '\AEA' '\AEB' '\AEC' '\AED' '\AEE' '\AEF';
	/* '૦' '૧' '૨' '૩' '૪' '૫' '૬' '૭' '૮' '૯' */
}

@counter-style gurmukhi {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\A66' '\A67' '\A68' '\A69' '\A6A' '\A6B' '\A6C' '\A6D' '\A6E' '\A6F';
	/* '੦' '੧' '੨' '੩' '੪' '੫' '੬' '੭' '੮' '੯' */
}

@counter-style kannada {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\CE6' '\CE7' '\CE8' '\CE9' '\CEA' '\CEB' '\CEC' '\CED' '\CEE' '\CEF';
	/* '೦' '೧' '೨' '೩' '೪' '೫' '೬' '೭' '೮' '೯' */
}

@counter-style khmer {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\17E0' '\17E1' '\17E2' '\17E3' '\17E4' '\17E5' '\17E6' '\17E7' '\17E8' '\17E9';
	/* '០' '១' '២' '៣' '៤' '៥' '៦' '៧' '៨' '៩' */
}

@counter-style lower-hexadecimal {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\30' '\31' '\32' '\33' '\34' '\35' '\36' '\37' '\38' '\39' '\61' '\62' '\63' '\64' '\65' '\66';
	/* '0' '1' '2' '3' '4' '5' '6' '7' '8' '9' 'a' 'b' 'c' 'd' 'e' 'f' */
}

@counter-style lao {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\ED0' '\ED1' '\ED2' '\ED3' '\ED4' '\ED5' '\ED6' '\ED7' '\ED8' '\ED9';
	/* '໐' '໑' '໒' '໓' '໔' '໕' '໖' '໗' '໘' '໙' */
}

@counter-style lepcha {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\1C40' '\1C41' '\1C42' '\1C43' '\1C44' '\1C45' '\1C46' '\1C47' '\1C48' '\1C49';
	/* '᱀' '᱁' '᱂' '᱃' '᱄' '᱅' '᱆' '᱇' '᱈' '᱉' */
}

@counter-style malayalam {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\D66' '\D67' '\D68' '\D69' '\D6A' '\D6B' '\D6C' '\D6D' '\D6E' '\D6F';
	/* '൦' '൧' '൨' '൩' '൪' '൫' '൬' '൭' '൮' '൯' */
}

@counter-style marathi {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\966' '\967' '\968' '\969' '\96A' '\96B' '\96C' '\96D' '\96E' '\96F';
	/* '०' '१' '२' '३' '४' '५' '६' '७' '८' '९' */
}

@counter-style mongolian {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\1810' '\1811' '\1812' '\1813' '\1814' '\1815' '\1816' '\1817' '\1818' '\1819';
	/* '᠐' '᠑' '᠒' '᠓' '᠔' '᠕' '᠖' '᠗' '᠘' '᠙' */
}

@counter-style myanmar {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\1040' '\1041' '\1042' '\1043' '\1044' '\1045' '\1046' '\1047' '\1048' '\1049';
	/* '၀' '၁' '၂' '၃' '၄' '၅' '၆' '၇' '၈' '၉' */
}

@counter-style new-base-60 {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\30' '\31' '\32' '\33' '\34' '\35' '\36' '\37' '\38' '\39' '\41' '\42' '\43' '\44' '\45' '\46' '\47' '\48' '\4A' '\4B' '\4C' '\4D' '\4E' '\50' '\51' '\52' '\53' '\54' '\55' '\56' '\57' '\58' '\59' '\5A' '\5F' '\61' '\62' '\63' '\64' '\65' '\66' '\67' '\68' '\69' '\6A' '\6B' '\6D' '\6E' '\6F' '\70' '\71' '\72' '\73' '\74' '\75' '\76' '\77' '\78' '\79' '\7A';
	/* '0' '1' '2' '3' '4' '5' '6' '7' '8' '9' 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' 'J' 'K' 'L' 'M' 'N' 'P' 'Q' 'R' 'S' 'T' 'U' 'V' 'W' 'X' 'Y' 'Z' '_' 'a' 'b' 'c' 'd' 'e' 'f' 'g' 'h' 'i' 'j' 'k' 'm' 'n' 'o' 'p' 'q' 'r' 's' 't' 'u' 'v' 'w' 'x' 'y' 'z' */
}

@counter-style octal {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\30' '\31' '\32' '\33' '\34' '\35' '\36' '\37';
	/* '0' '1' '2' '3' '4' '5' '6' '7' */
}

@counter-style oriya {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\B66' '\B67' '\B68' '\B69' '\B6A' '\B6B' '\B6C' '\B6D' '\B6E' '\B6F';
	/* '୦' '୧' '୨' '୩' '୪' '୫' '୬' '୭' '୮' '୯' */
}

@counter-style persian {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\6F0' '\6F1' '\6F2' '\6F3' '\6F4' '\6F5' '\6F6' '\6F7' '\6F8' '\6F9';
	/* '۰' '۱' '۲' '۳' '۴' '۵' '۶' '۷' '۸' '۹' */
}

@counter-style super-decimal {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\2070' '\B9' '\B2' '\B3' '\2074' '\2075' '\2076' '\2077' '\2078' '\2079';
	/* '⁰' '¹' '²' '³' '⁴' '⁵' '⁶' '⁷' '⁸' '⁹' */
}

@counter-style tamil {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\BE6' '\BE7' '\BE8' '\BE9' '\BEA' '\BEB' '\BEC' '\BED' '\BEE' '\BEF';
	/* '௦' '௧' '௨' '௩' '௪' '௫' '௬' '௭' '௮' '௯' */
}

@counter-style telugu {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\C66' '\C67' '\C68' '\C69' '\C6A' '\C6B' '\C6C' '\C6D' '\C6E' '\C6F';
	/* '౦' '౧' '౨' '౩' '౪' '౫' '౬' '౭' '౮' '౯' */
}

@counter-style tibetan {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\F20' '\F21' '\F22' '\F23' '\F24' '\F25' '\F26' '\F27' '\F28' '\F29';
	/* '༠' '༡' '༢' '༣' '༤' '༥' '༦' '༧' '༨' '༩' */
}

@counter-style thai {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\E50' '\E51' '\E52' '\E53' '\E54' '\E55' '\E56' '\E57' '\E58' '\E59';
	/* '๐' '๑' '๒' '๓' '๔' '๕' '๖' '๗' '๘' '๙' */
}

@counter-style upper-hexadecimal {
	type: numeric;
	glyphs: '\30' '\31' '\32' '\33' '\34' '\35' '\36' '\37' '\38' '\39' '\41' '\42' '\43' '\44' '\45' '\46';
	/* '0' '1' '2' '3' '4' '5' '6' '7' '8' '9' 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' 'E' 'F' */
}

9.3. Predefined Alphabetic Styles

@counter-style afar {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1210' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1260' '\1270' '\1290' '\12A0' '\12A8' '\12C8' '\12D0' '\12E8' '\12F0' '\12F8' '\1308' '\1338' '\1348';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'ሐ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ነ' 'አ' 'ከ' 'ወ' 'ዐ' 'የ' 'ደ' 'ዸ' 'ገ' 'ጸ' 'ፈ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style agaw {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1210' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1250' '\1260' '\1268' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1298' '\1300' '\1308' '\1318' '\1320' '\1328' '\1330' '\1338' '\1348' '\1350';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'ሐ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'ቐ' 'በ' 'ቨ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ኘ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጘ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ጸ' 'ፈ' 'ፐ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style ari {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1260' '\1268' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1300' '\1308' '\1328' '\1340' '\1350';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'በ' 'ቨ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጨ' 'ፀ' 'ፐ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style blin {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1210' '\1218' '\1230' '\1238' '\1228' '\1240' '\1250' '\1260' '\1270' '\1290' '\1300' '\1308' '\1318' '\1320' '\1328' '\1348' '\1278' '\1298' '\1338' '\1330' '\1350';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'ሐ' 'መ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ረ' 'ቀ' 'ቐ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ነ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጘ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ፈ' 'ቸ' 'ኘ' 'ጸ' 'ጰ' 'ፐ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style cjk-earthly-branch {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\5B50' '\4E11' '\5BC5' '\536F' '\8FB0' '\5DF3' '\5348' '\672A' '\7533' '\9149' '\620C' '\4EA5';
	/* '子' '丑' '寅' '卯' '辰' '巳' '午' '未' '申' '酉' '戌' '亥' */
	suffix: '、';
}

@counter-style cjk-heavenly-stem {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\7532' '\4E59' '\4E19' '\4E01' '\620A' '\5DF1' '\5E9A' '\8F9B' '\58EC' '\7678';
	/* '甲' '乙' '丙' '丁' '戊' '己' '庚' '辛' '壬' '癸' */
	suffix: '、';
}

@counter-style dizi {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1298' '\1300' '\1308' '\1320' '\1328' '\1338' '\1340' '\1348';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ኘ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጸ' 'ፀ' 'ፈ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style fullwidth-lower-alpha {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\FF41' '\FF42' '\FF43' '\FF44' '\FF45' '\FF46' '\FF47' '\FF48' '\FF49' '\FF4A' '\FF4B' '\FF4C' '\FF4D' '\FF4E' '\FF4F' '\FF50' '\FF51' '\FF52' '\FF53' '\FF54' '\FF55' '\FF56' '\FF57' '\FF58' '\FF59' '\FF5A';
	/* 'ａ' 'ｂ' 'ｃ' 'ｄ' 'ｅ' 'ｆ' 'ｇ' 'ｈ' 'ｉ' 'ｊ' 'ｋ' 'ｌ' 'ｍ' 'ｎ' 'ｏ' 'ｐ' 'ｑ' 'ｒ' 'ｓ' 'ｔ' 'ｕ' 'ｖ' 'ｗ' 'ｘ' 'ｙ' 'ｚ' */
	suffix: '．';
}

@counter-style fullwidth-upper-alpha {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\FF21' '\FF22' '\FF23' '\FF24' '\FF25' '\FF26' '\FF27' '\FF28' '\FF29' '\FF2A' '\FF2B' '\FF2C' '\FF2D' '\FF2E' '\FF2F' '\FF30' '\FF31' '\FF32' '\FF33' '\FF34' '\FF35' '\FF36' '\FF37' '\FF38' '\FF39' '\FF3A';
	/* 'Ａ' 'Ｂ' 'Ｃ' 'Ｄ' 'Ｅ' 'Ｆ' 'Ｇ' 'Ｈ' 'Ｉ' 'Ｊ' 'Ｋ' 'Ｌ' 'Ｍ' 'Ｎ' 'Ｏ' 'Ｐ' 'Ｑ' 'Ｒ' 'Ｓ' 'Ｔ' 'Ｕ' 'Ｖ' 'Ｗ' 'Ｘ' 'Ｙ' 'Ｚ' */
	suffix: '．';
}

@counter-style gedeo {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1300' '\1308' '\1320' '\1328' '\1330' '\1338' '\1348' '\1350';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ጸ' 'ፈ' 'ፐ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style gumuz {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1210' '\1208' '\1210' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1268' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1298' '\1308' '\1328' '\1330' '\1340' '\1350';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ሐ' 'ለ' 'ሐ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ቨ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ኘ' 'ገ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ፀ' 'ፐ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style hadiyya {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1300' '\1308' '\1320' '\1328' '\1330' '\1348' '\1350';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ፈ' 'ፐ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style harari {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1210' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1298' '\1300' '\1308' '\1320' '\1328' '\1348';
	/* 'ሐ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ኘ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ፈ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style hindi {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\915' '\916' '\917' '\918' '\919' '\91A' '\91B' '\91C' '\91D' '\91E' '\91F' '\920' '\921' '\922' '\923' '\924' '\925' '\926' '\927' '\928' '\92A' '\92B' '\92C' '\92D' '\92E' '\92F' '\930' '\932' '\935' '\936' '\937' '\938' '\939';
	/* 'क' 'ख' 'ग' 'घ' 'ङ' 'च' 'छ' 'ज' 'झ' 'ञ' 'ट' 'ठ' 'ड' 'ढ' 'ण' 'त' 'थ' 'द' 'ध' 'न' 'प' 'फ' 'ब' 'भ' 'म' 'य' 'र' 'ल' 'व' 'श' 'ष' 'स' 'ह' */
}

@counter-style hiragana-iroha {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\3044' '\308D' '\306F' '\306B' '\307B' '\3078' '\3068' '\3061' '\308A' '\306C' '\308B' '\3092' '\308F' '\304B' '\3088' '\305F' '\308C' '\305D' '\3064' '\306D' '\306A' '\3089' '\3080' '\3046' '\3090' '\306E' '\304A' '\304F' '\3084' '\307E' '\3051' '\3075' '\3053' '\3048' '\3066' '\3042' '\3055' '\304D' '\3086' '\3081' '\307F' '\3057' '\3091' '\3072' '\3082' '\305B' '\3059' '\3093';
	/* 'い' 'ろ' 'は' 'に' 'ほ' 'へ' 'と' 'ち' 'り' 'ぬ' 'る' 'を' 'わ' 'か' 'よ' 'た' 'れ' 'そ' 'つ' 'ね' 'な' 'ら' 'む' 'う' 'ゐ' 'の' 'お' 'く' 'や' 'ま' 'け' 'ふ' 'こ' 'え' 'て' 'あ' 'さ' 'き' 'ゆ' 'め' 'み' 'し' 'ゑ' 'ひ' 'も' 'せ' 'す' 'ん' */
	suffix: '、';
}

@counter-style hiragana {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\3042' '\3044' '\3046' '\3048' '\304A' '\304B' '\304D' '\304F' '\3051' '\3053' '\3055' '\3057' '\3059' '\305B' '\305D' '\305F' '\3061' '\3064' '\3066' '\3068' '\306A' '\306B' '\306C' '\306D' '\306E' '\306F' '\3072' '\3075' '\3078' '\307B' '\307E' '\307F' '\3080' '\3081' '\3082' '\3084' '\3086' '\3088' '\3089' '\308A' '\308B' '\308C' '\308D' '\308F' '\3092' '\3093';
	/* 'あ' 'い' 'う' 'え' 'お' 'か' 'き' 'く' 'け' 'こ' 'さ' 'し' 'す' 'せ' 'そ' 'た' 'ち' 'つ' 'て' 'と' 'な' 'に' 'ぬ' 'ね' 'の' 'は' 'ひ' 'ふ' 'へ' 'ほ' 'ま' 'み' 'む' 'め' 'も' 'や' 'ゆ' 'よ' 'ら' 'り' 'る' 'れ' 'ろ' 'わ' 'を' 'ん' */
	suffix: '、';
}

@counter-style kaffa {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1210' '\1218' '\1220' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1270' '\1278' '\1280' '\1290' '\1300' '\1308' '\1320' '\1328' '\1330' '\1348' '\1350';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'ሐ' 'መ' 'ሠ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ኀ' 'ነ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ፈ' 'ፐ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style katakana-iroha {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\30A4' '\30ED' '\30CF' '\30CB' '\30DB' '\30D8' '\30C8' '\30C1' '\30EA' '\30CC' '\30EB' '\30F2' '\30EF' '\30AB' '\30E8' '\30BF' '\30EC' '\30BD' '\30C4' '\30CD' '\30CA' '\30E9' '\30E0' '\30A6' '\30F0' '\30CE' '\30AA' '\30AF' '\30E4' '\30DE' '\30B1' '\30D5' '\30B3' '\30A8' '\30C6' '\30A2' '\30B5' '\30AD' '\30E6' '\30E1' '\30DF' '\30B7' '\30F1' '\30D2' '\30E2' '\30BB' '\30B9' '\30F3';
	/* 'イ' 'ロ' 'ハ' 'ニ' 'ホ' 'ヘ' 'ト' 'チ' 'リ' 'ヌ' 'ル' 'ヲ' 'ワ' 'カ' 'ヨ' 'タ' 'レ' 'ソ' 'ツ' 'ネ' 'ナ' 'ラ' 'ム' 'ウ' 'ヰ' 'ノ' 'オ' 'ク' 'ヤ' 'マ' 'ケ' 'フ' 'コ' 'エ' 'テ' 'ア' 'サ' 'キ' 'ユ' 'メ' 'ミ' 'シ' 'ヱ' 'ヒ' 'モ' 'セ' 'ス' 'ン' */
	suffix: '、';
}

@counter-style katakana {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\30A2' '\30A4' '\30A6' '\30A8' '\30AA' '\30AB' '\30AD' '\30AF' '\30B1' '\30B3' '\30B5' '\30B7' '\30B9' '\30BB' '\30BD' '\30BF' '\30C1' '\30C4' '\30C6' '\30C8' '\30CA' '\30CB' '\30CC' '\30CD' '\30CE' '\30CF' '\30D2' '\30D5' '\30D8' '\30DB' '\30DE' '\30DF' '\30E0' '\30E1' '\30E2' '\30E4' '\30E6' '\30E8' '\30E9' '\30EA' '\30EB' '\30EC' '\30ED' '\30EF' '\30F2' '\30F3';
	/* 'ア' 'イ' 'ウ' 'エ' 'オ' 'カ' 'キ' 'ク' 'ケ' 'コ' 'サ' 'シ' 'ス' 'セ' 'ソ' 'タ' 'チ' 'ツ' 'テ' 'ト' 'ナ' 'ニ' 'ヌ' 'ネ' 'ノ' 'ハ' 'ヒ' 'フ' 'ヘ' 'ホ' 'マ' 'ミ' 'ム' 'メ' 'モ' 'ヤ' 'ユ' 'ヨ' 'ラ' 'リ' 'ル' 'レ' 'ロ' 'ワ' 'ヲ' 'ン' */
	suffix: '、';
}

@counter-style kebena {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1300' '\1308' '\1320' '\1328' '\1330' '\1348' '\1350';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ፈ' 'ፐ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style kembata {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1268' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1300' '\1308' '\1320' '\1328' '\1330' '\1348';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ቨ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ፈ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style konso {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1298' '\1300' '\1348' '\1350';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ኘ' 'ጀ' 'ፈ' 'ፐ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style korean-consonant {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\3131' '\3134' '\3137' '\3139' '\3141' '\3142' '\3145' '\3147' '\3148' '\314A' '\314B' '\314C' '\314D' '\314E';
	/* 'ㄱ' 'ㄴ' 'ㄷ' 'ㄹ' 'ㅁ' 'ㅂ' 'ㅅ' 'ㅇ' 'ㅈ' 'ㅊ' 'ㅋ' 'ㅌ' 'ㅍ' 'ㅎ' */
}

@counter-style korean-syllable {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\AC00' '\B098' '\B2E4' '\B77C' '\B9C8' '\BC14' '\C0AC' '\C544' '\C790' '\CC28' '\CE74' '\D0C0' '\D30C' '\D558';
	/* '가' '나' '다' '라' '마' '바' '사' '아' '자' '차' '카' '타' '파' '하' */
}

@counter-style kunama {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1260' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1298' '\1300' '\1308';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ኘ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style lower-alpha {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\61' '\62' '\63' '\64' '\65' '\66' '\67' '\68' '\69' '\6A' '\6B' '\6C' '\6D' '\6E' '\6F' '\70' '\71' '\72' '\73' '\74' '\75' '\76' '\77' '\78' '\79' '\7A';
	/* 'a' 'b' 'c' 'd' 'e' 'f' 'g' 'h' 'i' 'j' 'k' 'l' 'm' 'n' 'o' 'p' 'q' 'r' 's' 't' 'u' 'v' 'w' 'x' 'y' 'z' */
}

@counter-style lower-belorussian {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\430' '\431' '\432' '\433' '\434' '\435' '\451' '\436' '\437' '\456' '\439' '\43A' '\43B' '\43C' '\43D' '\43E' '\43F' '\440' '\441' '\442' '\443' '\45E' '\444' '\445' '\446' '\447' '\448' '\44B' '\44C' '\44D' '\44E' '\44F';
	/* 'а' 'б' 'в' 'г' 'д' 'е' 'ё' 'ж' 'з' 'і' 'й' 'к' 'л' 'м' 'н' 'о' 'п' 'р' 'с' 'т' 'у' 'ў' 'ф' 'х' 'ц' 'ч' 'ш' 'ы' 'ь' 'э' 'ю' 'я' */
	suffix: ')';
}

@counter-style lower-bulgarian {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\430' '\431' '\432' '\433' '\434' '\435' '\436' '\437' '\438' '\439' '\43A' '\43B' '\43C' '\43D' '\43E' '\43F' '\440' '\441' '\442' '\443' '\444' '\445' '\446' '\447' '\448' '\449' '\44A' '\44C' '\44E' '\44F';
	/* 'а' 'б' 'в' 'г' 'д' 'е' 'ж' 'з' 'и' 'й' 'к' 'л' 'м' 'н' 'о' 'п' 'р' 'с' 'т' 'у' 'ф' 'х' 'ц' 'ч' 'ш' 'щ' 'ъ' 'ь' 'ю' 'я' */
	suffix: ')';
}

@counter-style lower-greek {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\3B1' '\3B2' '\3B3' '\3B4' '\3B5' '\3B6' '\3B7' '\3B8' '\3B9' '\3BA' '\3BB' '\3BC' '\3BD' '\3BE' '\3BF' '\3C0' '\3C1' '\3C3' '\3C4' '\3C5' '\3C6' '\3C7' '\3C8' '\3C9';
	/* 'α' 'β' 'γ' 'δ' 'ε' 'ζ' 'η' 'θ' 'ι' 'κ' 'λ' 'μ' 'ν' 'ξ' 'ο' 'π' 'ρ' 'σ' 'τ' 'υ' 'φ' 'χ' 'ψ' 'ω' */
	/* This style is only defined because CSS2.1 has it.  It doesn't appear to actually be used in Greek texts. */
}

@counter-style lower-macedonian {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\430' '\431' '\432' '\433' '\434' '\453' '\435' '\436' '\437' '\455' '\438' '\458' '\43A' '\43B' '\459' '\43C' '\43D' '\45A' '\43E' '\43F' '\440' '\441' '\442' '\45C' '\443' '\444' '\445' '\446' '\447' '\45F' '\448';
	/* 'а' 'б' 'в' 'г' 'д' 'ѓ' 'е' 'ж' 'з' 'ѕ' 'и' 'ј' 'к' 'л' 'љ' 'м' 'н' 'њ' 'о' 'п' 'р' 'с' 'т' 'ќ' 'у' 'ф' 'х' 'ц' 'ч' 'џ' 'ш' */
	suffix: ')';
}

@counter-style lower-oromo-qubee {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\61' '\61\61' '\62' '\63' '\64' '\65' '\65\65' '\66' '\67' '\68' '\69' '\69\69' '\6A' '\6B' '\6C' '\6D' '\6E' '\6F' '\6F\6F' '\70' '\71' '\72' '\73' '\74' '\75' '\75\75' '\76' '\77' '\78' '\79' '\7A' '\63\68' '\64\68' '\6B\68' '\6E\79' '\70\68' '\73\68';
	/* 'a' 'aa' 'b' 'c' 'd' 'e' 'ee' 'f' 'g' 'h' 'i' 'ii' 'j' 'k' 'l' 'm' 'n' 'o' 'oo' 'p' 'q' 'r' 's' 't' 'u' 'uu' 'v' 'w' 'x' 'y' 'z' 'ch' 'dh' 'kh' 'ny' 'ph' 'sh' */
}

@counter-style lower-russian {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\430' '\431' '\432' '\433' '\434' '\435' '\436' '\437' '\438' '\43A' '\43B' '\43C' '\43D' '\43E' '\43F' '\440' '\441' '\442' '\443' '\444' '\445' '\446' '\447' '\448' '\449' '\44D' '\44E' '\44F';
	/* 'а' 'б' 'в' 'г' 'д' 'е' 'ж' 'з' 'и' 'к' 'л' 'м' 'н' 'о' 'п' 'р' 'с' 'т' 'у' 'ф' 'х' 'ц' 'ч' 'ш' 'щ' 'э' 'ю' 'я' */
	suffix: ')';
}

@counter-style lower-russian-full {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\430' '\431' '\432' '\433' '\434' '\435' '\451' '\436' '\437' '\438' '\439' '\43A' '\43B' '\43C' '\43D' '\43E' '\43F' '\440' '\441' '\442' '\443' '\444' '\445' '\446' '\447' '\448' '\449' '\44A' '\44B' '\44C' '\44D' '\44E' '\44F';
	/* 'а' 'б' 'в' 'г' 'д' 'е' 'ё' 'ж' 'з' 'и' 'й' 'к' 'л' 'м' 'н' 'о' 'п' 'р' 'с' 'т' 'у' 'ф' 'х' 'ц' 'ч' 'ш' 'щ' 'ъ' 'ы' 'ь' 'э' 'ю' 'я' */
	suffix: ')';
}

@counter-style lower-serbo-croatian {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\430' '\431' '\432' '\433' '\434' '\452' '\435' '\436' '\437' '\438' '\458' '\43A' '\43B' '\459' '\43C' '\43D' '\45A' '\43E' '\43F' '\440' '\441' '\442' '\45B' '\443' '\444' '\445' '\446' '\447' '\45F' '\448';
	/* 'а' 'б' 'в' 'г' 'д' 'ђ' 'е' 'ж' 'з' 'и' 'ј' 'к' 'л' 'љ' 'м' 'н' 'њ' 'о' 'п' 'р' 'с' 'т' 'ћ' 'у' 'ф' 'х' 'ц' 'ч' 'џ' 'ш' */
	suffix: ')';
}

@counter-style lower-ukrainian {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\430' '\431' '\432' '\433' '\434' '\435' '\454' '\436' '\437' '\438' '\456' '\43A' '\43B' '\43C' '\43D' '\43E' '\43F' '\440' '\441' '\442' '\443' '\444' '\445' '\446' '\447' '\448' '\44E' '\44F';
	/* 'а' 'б' 'в' 'г' 'д' 'е' 'є' 'ж' 'з' 'и' 'і' 'к' 'л' 'м' 'н' 'о' 'п' 'р' 'с' 'т' 'у' 'ф' 'х' 'ц' 'ч' 'ш' 'ю' 'я' */
	suffix: ')';
}

@counter-style lower-ukrainian-full {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\430' '\431' '\432' '\433' '\491' '\434' '\435' '\454' '\436' '\437' '\438' '\456' '\457' '\439' '\43A' '\43B' '\43C' '\43D' '\43E' '\43F' '\440' '\441' '\442' '\443' '\444' '\445' '\446' '\447' '\448' '\449' '\44C' '\44E' '\44F';
	/* 'а' 'б' 'в' 'г' 'ґ' 'д' 'е' 'є' 'ж' 'з' 'и' 'і' 'ї' 'й' 'к' 'л' 'м' 'н' 'о' 'п' 'р' 'с' 'т' 'у' 'ф' 'х' 'ц' 'ч' 'ш' 'щ' 'ь' 'ю' 'я' */
	suffix: ')';
}

@counter-style meen {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1270' '\1278' '\1280' '\1290' '\1298' '\1300' '\1308' '\1320' '\1328' '\1330' '\1350' '\1340';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ኀ' 'ነ' 'ኘ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ፐ' 'ፀ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style oromo {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1298' '\12A0' '\12A8' '\12C8' '\12E8' '\12F0' '\12F8' '\1300' '\1308' '\1320' '\1328' '\1330' '\1338' '\1348';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ኘ' 'አ' 'ከ' 'ወ' 'የ' 'ደ' 'ዸ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ጸ' 'ፈ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style saho {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1210' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1240' '\1260' '\1270' '\1290' '\1308' '\1320' '\1328' '\1330' '\1338' '\1348';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'ሐ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ነ' 'ገ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ጸ' 'ፈ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style sidama {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1298' '\12A0' '\12A8' '\12C8' '\12E8' '\12F0' '\12F8' '\1300' '\1308' '\1320' '\1328' '\1330' '\1338' '\1348';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ኘ' 'አ' 'ከ' 'ወ' 'የ' 'ደ' 'ዸ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ጸ' 'ፈ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style silti {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1298' '\1300' '\1308' '\1320' '\1328' '\1330' '\1348';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ኘ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ፈ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style thai-alphabetic {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\E01' '\E02' '\E04' '\E07' '\E08' '\E09' '\E0A' '\E0B' '\E0C' '\E0D' '\E0E' '\E0F' '\E10' '\E11' '\E12' '\E13' '\E14' '\E15' '\E16' '\E17' '\E18' '\E19' '\E1A' '\E1B' '\E1C' '\E1D' '\E1E' '\E1F' '\E20' '\E21' '\E22' '\E23' '\E25' '\E27' '\E28' '\E29' '\E2A' '\E2B' '\E2C' '\E2D' '\E2E';
	/* 'ก' 'ข' 'ค' 'ง' 'จ' 'ฉ' 'ช' 'ซ' 'ฌ' 'ญ' 'ฎ' 'ฏ' 'ฐ' 'ฑ' 'ฒ' 'ณ' 'ด' 'ต' 'ถ' 'ท' 'ธ' 'น' 'บ' 'ป' 'ผ' 'ฝ' 'พ' 'ฟ' 'ภ' 'ม' 'ย' 'ร' 'ล' 'ว' 'ศ' 'ษ' 'ส' 'ห' 'ฬ' 'อ' 'ฮ' */
}

@counter-style tigre {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1210' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\12A0' '\12A8' '\12C8' '\12D0' '\12D8' '\12E8' '\12F0' '\1300' '\1308' '\1320' '\1328' '\1330' '\1338' '\1348' '\1350';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'ሐ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'አ' 'ከ' 'ወ' 'ዐ' 'ዘ' 'የ' 'ደ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ጸ' 'ፈ' 'ፐ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style upper-alpha {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\41' '\42' '\43' '\44' '\45' '\46' '\47' '\48' '\49' '\4A' '\4B' '\4C' '\4D' '\4E' '\4F' '\50' '\51' '\52' '\53' '\54' '\55' '\56' '\57' '\58' '\59' '\5A';
	/* 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' 'I' 'J' 'K' 'L' 'M' 'N' 'O' 'P' 'Q' 'R' 'S' 'T' 'U' 'V' 'W' 'X' 'Y' 'Z' */
}

@counter-style upper-belorussian {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\410' '\411' '\412' '\413' '\414' '\415' '\401' '\416' '\417' '\406' '\419' '\41A' '\41B' '\41C' '\41D' '\41E' '\41F' '\420' '\421' '\422' '\423' '\40E' '\424' '\425' '\426' '\427' '\428' '\42B' '\42C' '\42D' '\42E' '\42F';
	/* 'А' 'Б' 'В' 'Г' 'Д' 'Е' 'Ё' 'Ж' 'З' 'І' 'Й' 'К' 'Л' 'М' 'Н' 'О' 'П' 'Р' 'С' 'Т' 'У' 'Ў' 'Ф' 'Х' 'Ц' 'Ч' 'Ш' 'Ы' 'Ь' 'Э' 'Ю' 'Я' */
}

@counter-style upper-bulgarian {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\410' '\411' '\412' '\413' '\414' '\415' '\416' '\417' '\418' '\419' '\41A' '\41B' '\41C' '\41D' '\41E' '\41F' '\420' '\421' '\422' '\423' '\424' '\425' '\426' '\427' '\428' '\429' '\42A' '\42C' '\42E' '\42F';
	/* 'А' 'Б' 'В' 'Г' 'Д' 'Е' 'Ж' 'З' 'И' 'Й' 'К' 'Л' 'М' 'Н' 'О' 'П' 'Р' 'С' 'Т' 'У' 'Ф' 'Х' 'Ц' 'Ч' 'Ш' 'Щ' 'Ъ' 'Ь' 'Ю' 'Я' */
}

@counter-style upper-macedonian {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\410' '\411' '\412' '\413' '\414' '\403' '\415' '\416' '\417' '\405' '\418' '\408' '\41A' '\41B' '\409' '\41C' '\41D' '\40A' '\41E' '\41F' '\420' '\421' '\422' '\40C' '\423' '\424' '\425' '\426' '\427' '\40F' '\428';
	/* 'А' 'Б' 'В' 'Г' 'Д' 'Ѓ' 'Е' 'Ж' 'З' 'Ѕ' 'И' 'Ј' 'К' 'Л' 'Љ' 'М' 'Н' 'Њ' 'О' 'П' 'Р' 'С' 'Т' 'Ќ' 'У' 'Ф' 'Х' 'Ц' 'Ч' 'Џ' 'Ш' */
}

@counter-style upper-oromo-qubee {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\41' '\41\41' '\42' '\43' '\44' '\45' '\45\45' '\46' '\47' '\48' '\49' '\49\49' '\4A' '\4B' '\4C' '\4D' '\4E' '\4F' '\4F\4F' '\50' '\51' '\52' '\53' '\54' '\55' '\55\55' '\56' '\57' '\58' '\59' '\5A' '\43\48' '\44\48' '\4B\48' '\4E\59' '\50\48' '\53\48';
	/* 'A' 'AA' 'B' 'C' 'D' 'E' 'EE' 'F' 'G' 'H' 'I' 'II' 'J' 'K' 'L' 'M' 'N' 'O' 'OO' 'P' 'Q' 'R' 'S' 'T' 'U' 'UU' 'V' 'W' 'X' 'Y' 'Z' 'CH' 'DH' 'KH' 'NY' 'PH' 'SH' */
}

@counter-style upper-russian {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\410' '\411' '\412' '\413' '\414' '\415' '\416' '\417' '\418' '\41A' '\41B' '\41C' '\41D' '\41E' '\41F' '\420' '\421' '\422' '\423' '\424' '\425' '\426' '\427' '\428' '\429' '\42D' '\42E' '\42F';
	/* 'А' 'Б' 'В' 'Г' 'Д' 'Е' 'Ж' 'З' 'И' 'К' 'Л' 'М' 'Н' 'О' 'П' 'Р' 'С' 'Т' 'У' 'Ф' 'Х' 'Ц' 'Ч' 'Ш' 'Щ' 'Э' 'Ю' 'Я' */
}

@counter-style upper-russian-full {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\410' '\411' '\412' '\413' '\414' '\415' '\401' '\416' '\417' '\418' '\419' '\41A' '\41B' '\41C' '\41D' '\41E' '\41F' '\420' '\421' '\422' '\423' '\424' '\425' '\426' '\427' '\428' '\429' '\42A' '\42B' '\42C' '\42D' '\42E' '\42F';
	/* 'А' 'Б' 'В' 'Г' 'Д' 'Е' 'Ё' 'Ж' 'З' 'И' 'Й' 'К' 'Л' 'М' 'Н' 'О' 'П' 'Р' 'С' 'Т' 'У' 'Ф' 'Х' 'Ц' 'Ч' 'Ш' 'Щ' 'Ъ' 'Ы' 'Ь' 'Э' 'Ю' 'Я' */
}

@counter-style upper-serbo-croatian {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\410' '\411' '\412' '\413' '\414' '\402' '\415' '\416' '\417' '\418' '\408' '\41A' '\41B' '\409' '\41C' '\41D' '\40A' '\41E' '\41F' '\420' '\421' '\422' '\40B' '\423' '\424' '\425' '\426' '\427' '\40F' '\428';
	/* 'А' 'Б' 'В' 'Г' 'Д' 'Ђ' 'Е' 'Ж' 'З' 'И' 'Ј' 'К' 'Л' 'Љ' 'М' 'Н' 'Њ' 'О' 'П' 'Р' 'С' 'Т' 'Ћ' 'У' 'Ф' 'Х' 'Ц' 'Ч' 'Џ' 'Ш' */
}

@counter-style upper-ukrainian {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\410' '\411' '\412' '\413' '\414' '\415' '\404' '\416' '\417' '\418' '\406' '\41A' '\41B' '\41C' '\41D' '\41E' '\41F' '\420' '\421' '\422' '\423' '\424' '\425' '\426' '\427' '\428' '\42E' '\42F';
	/* 'А' 'Б' 'В' 'Г' 'Д' 'Е' 'Є' 'Ж' 'З' 'И' 'І' 'К' 'Л' 'М' 'Н' 'О' 'П' 'Р' 'С' 'Т' 'У' 'Ф' 'Х' 'Ц' 'Ч' 'Ш' 'Ю' 'Я' */
}

@counter-style upper-ukrainian-full {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\410' '\411' '\412' '\413' '\490' '\414' '\415' '\404' '\416' '\417' '\418' '\406' '\407' '\419' '\41A' '\41B' '\41C' '\41D' '\41E' '\41F' '\420' '\421' '\422' '\423' '\424' '\425' '\426' '\427' '\428' '\429' '\42C' '\42E' '\42F';
	/* 'А' 'Б' 'В' 'Г' 'Ґ' 'Д' 'Е' 'Є' 'Ж' 'З' 'И' 'І' 'Ї' 'Й' 'К' 'Л' 'М' 'Н' 'О' 'П' 'Р' 'С' 'Т' 'У' 'Ф' 'Х' 'Ц' 'Ч' 'Ш' 'Щ' 'Ь' 'Ю' 'Я' */
}

@counter-style wolaita {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1298' '\1230' '\1308' '\1320' '\1328' '\1330' '\1338' '\1340' '\1348' '\1350';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ኘ' 'ሰ' 'ገ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ጸ' 'ፀ' 'ፈ' 'ፐ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

@counter-style yemsa {
	type: alphabetic;
	glyphs: '\1200' '\1208' '\1218' '\1228' '\1230' '\1238' '\1240' '\1260' '\1268' '\1270' '\1278' '\1290' '\1298' '\1300' '\1308' '\1318' '\1320' '\1328' '\1330' '\1348' '\1350';
	/* 'ሀ' 'ለ' 'መ' 'ረ' 'ሰ' 'ሸ' 'ቀ' 'በ' 'ቨ' 'ተ' 'ቸ' 'ነ' 'ኘ' 'ጀ' 'ገ' 'ጘ' 'ጠ' 'ጨ' 'ጰ' 'ፈ' 'ፐ' */
	suffix: '/';
}

9.4. Predefined Symbolic Styles

@counter-style asterisks {
	type: symbolic;
	glyphs: '\2A';
	/* '*' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style footnotes {
	type: symbolic;
	glyphs: '\2A' '\2051' '\2020' '\2021';
	/* '*' '⁑' '†' '‡' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style lower-alpha-symbolic {
	type: symbolic;
	glyphs: '\61' '\62' '\63' '\64' '\65' '\66' '\67' '\68' '\69' '\6A' '\6B' '\6C' '\6D' '\6E' '\6F' '\70' '\71' '\72' '\73' '\74' '\75' '\76' '\77' '\78' '\79' '\7A';
	/* 'a' 'b' 'c' 'd' 'e' 'f' 'g' 'h' 'i' 'j' 'k' 'l' 'm' 'n' 'o' 'p' 'q' 'r' 's' 't' 'u' 'v' 'w' 'x' 'y' 'z' */
}

@counter-style upper-alpha-symbolic {
	type: symbolic;
	glyphs: '\41' '\42' '\43' '\44' '\45' '\46' '\47' '\48' '\49' '\4A' '\4B' '\4C' '\4D' '\4E' '\4F' '\50' '\51' '\52' '\53' '\54' '\55' '\56' '\57' '\58' '\59' '\5A';
	/* 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' 'I' 'J' 'K' 'L' 'M' 'N' 'O' 'P' 'Q' 'R' 'S' 'T' 'U' 'V' 'W' 'X' 'Y' 'Z' */
}

9.5. Predefined Non-Repeating Styles

@counter-style circled-decimal {
	type: non-repeating 0;
	glyphs: '\24EA' '\2460' '\2461' '\2462' '\2463' '\2464' '\2465' '\2466' '\2467' '\2468' '\2469' '\246A' '\246B' '\246C' '\246D' '\246E' '\246F' '\2470' '\2471' '\2472' '\2473' '\3251' '\3252' '\3253' '\3254' '\3255' '\3256' '\3257' '\3258' '\3259' '\325a' '\325b' '\325c' '\325d' '\325e' '\325f' '\32b1' '\32b2' '\32b3' '\32b4' '\32b5' '\32b6' '\32b7' '\32b8' '\32b9' '\32ba' '\32bb' '\32bc' '\32bd' '\32be' '\32bf';
	/* '⓪' '①' '②' '③' '④' '⑤' '⑥' '⑦' '⑧' '⑨' '⑩' '⑪' '⑫' '⑬' '⑭' '⑮' '⑯' '⑰' '⑱' '⑲' '⑳' '㉑' '㉒' '㉓' '㉔' '㉕' '㉖' '㉗' '㉘' '㉙' '㉚' '㉛' '㉜' '㉝' '㉞' '㉟' '㊱' '㊲' '㊳' '㊴' '㊵' '㊶' '㊷' '㊸' '㊹' '㊺' '㊻' '㊼' '㊽' '㊾' '㊿' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style circled-lower-latin {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\24D0' '\24D1' '\24D2' '\24D3' '\24D4' '\24D5' '\24D6' '\24D7' '\24D8' '\24D9' '\24DA' '\24DB' '\24DC' '\24DD' '\24DE' '\24DF' '\24E0' '\24E1' '\24E2' '\24E3' '\24E4' '\24E5' '\24E6' '\24E7' '\24E8' '\24E9';
	/* 'ⓐ' 'ⓑ' 'ⓒ' 'ⓓ' 'ⓔ' 'ⓕ' 'ⓖ' 'ⓗ' 'ⓘ' 'ⓙ' 'ⓚ' 'ⓛ' 'ⓜ' 'ⓝ' 'ⓞ' 'ⓟ' 'ⓠ' 'ⓡ' 'ⓢ' 'ⓣ' 'ⓤ' 'ⓥ' 'ⓦ' 'ⓧ' 'ⓨ' 'ⓩ' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style circled-upper-latin {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\24B6' '\24B7' '\24B8' '\24B9' '\24BA' '\24BB' '\24BC' '\24BD' '\24BE' '\24BF' '\24C0' '\24C1' '\24C2' '\24C3' '\24C4' '\24C5' '\24C6' '\24C7' '\24C8' '\24C9' '\24CA' '\24CB' '\24CC' '\24CD' '\24CE' '\24CF';
	/* 'Ⓐ' 'Ⓑ' 'Ⓒ' 'Ⓓ' 'Ⓔ' 'Ⓕ' 'Ⓖ' 'Ⓗ' 'Ⓘ' 'Ⓙ' 'Ⓚ' 'Ⓛ' 'Ⓜ' 'Ⓝ' 'Ⓞ' 'Ⓟ' 'Ⓠ' 'Ⓡ' 'Ⓢ' 'Ⓣ' 'Ⓤ' 'Ⓥ' 'Ⓦ' 'Ⓧ' 'Ⓨ' 'Ⓩ' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style circled-korean-consonants {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\3260' '\3261' '\3262' '\3263' '\3264' '\3265' '\3266' '\3267' '\3268' '\3269' '\326A' '\326B' '\326C' '\326D';
	/* '㉠' '㉡' '㉢' '㉣' '㉤' '㉥' '㉦' '㉧' '㉨' '㉩' '㉪' '㉫' '㉬' '㉭' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style circled-korean-syllables {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\326E' '\326F' '\3270' '\3271' '\3272' '\3273' '\3274' '\3275' '\3276' '\3277' '\3278' '\3279' '\327A' '\327B';
	/* '㉮' '㉯' '㉰' '㉱' '㉲' '㉳' '㉴' '㉵' '㉶' '㉷' '㉸' '㉹' '㉺' '㉻' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style decimal-leading-zero {
	type: non-repeating -9;
	glyphs: '\2D\30\39' '\2D\30\38' '\2D\30\37' '\2D\30\36' '\2D\30\35' '\2D\30\34' '\2D\30\33' '\2D\30\32' '\2D\30\31' '\30\30' '\30\31' '\30\32' '\30\33' '\30\34' '\30\35' '\30\36' '\30\37' '\30\38' '\30\39';
	/* '-09' '-08' '-07' '-06' '-05' '-04' '-03' '-02' '-01' '00' '01' '02' '03' '04' '05' '06' '07' '08' '09' */
}

@counter-style dotted-decimal {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\2488' '\2489' '\248A' '\248B' '\248C' '\248D' '\248E' '\248F' '\2490' '\2491' '\2492' '\2493' '\2494' '\2495' '\2496' '\2497' '\2498' '\2499' '\249A' '\249B';
	/* '⒈' '⒉' '⒊' '⒋' '⒌' '⒍' '⒎' '⒏' '⒐' '⒑' '⒒' '⒓' '⒔' '⒕' '⒖' '⒗' '⒘' '⒙' '⒚' '⒛' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style double-circled-decimal {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\24F5' '\24F6' '\24F7' '\24F8' '\24F9' '\24FA' '\24FB' '\24FC' '\24FD' '\24FE';
	/* '⓵' '⓶' '⓷' '⓸' '⓹' '⓺' '⓻' '⓼' '⓽' '⓾' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style filled-circled-decimal {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\2776' '\2777' '\2778' '\2779' '\277a' '\277b' '\277c' '\277d' '\277e' '\277f' '\24EB' '\24EC' '\24ED' '\24EE' '\24EF' '\24F0' '\24F1' '\24F2' '\24F3' '\24F4';
	/* '❶' '❷' '❸' '❹' '❺' '❻' '❼' '❽' '❾' '❿' '⓫' '⓬' '⓭' '⓮' '⓯' '⓰' '⓱' '⓲' '⓳' '⓴' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style fullwidth-upper-roman {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\2160' '\2161' '\2162' '\2163' '\2164' '\2165' '\2166' '\2167' '\2168' '\2169' '\216A' '\216B';
	/* 'Ⅰ' 'Ⅱ' 'Ⅲ' 'Ⅳ' 'Ⅴ' 'Ⅵ' 'Ⅶ' 'Ⅷ' 'Ⅸ' 'Ⅹ' 'Ⅺ' 'Ⅻ' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style fullwidth-lower-roman {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\2170' '\2171' '\2172' '\2173' '\2174' '\2175' '\2176' '\2177' '\2178' '\2179' '\217A' '\217B';
	/* 'ⅰ' 'ⅱ' 'ⅲ' 'ⅳ' 'ⅴ' 'ⅵ' 'ⅶ' 'ⅷ' 'ⅸ' 'ⅹ' 'ⅺ' 'ⅻ' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style parenthesized-decimal {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\2474' '\2475' '\2476' '\2477' '\2478' '\2479' '\247A' '\247B' '\247C' '\247D' '\247E' '\247F' '\2480' '\2481' '\2482' '\2483' '\2484' '\2485' '\2486' '\2487';
	/* '⑴' '⑵' '⑶' '⑷' '⑸' '⑹' '⑺' '⑻' '⑼' '⑽' '⑾' '⑿' '⒀' '⒁' '⒂' '⒃' '⒄' '⒅' '⒆' '⒇' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style parenthesized-lower-latin {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\249C' '\249D' '\249E' '\249F' '\24A0' '\24A1' '\24A2' '\24A3' '\24A4' '\24A5' '\24A6' '\24A7' '\24A8' '\24A9' '\24AA' '\24AB' '\24AC' '\24AD' '\24AE' '\24AF' '\24B0' '\24B1' '\24B2' '\24B3' '\24B4' '\24B5';
	/* '⒜' '⒝' '⒞' '⒟' '⒠' '⒡' '⒢' '⒣' '⒤' '⒥' '⒦' '⒧' '⒨' '⒩' '⒪' '⒫' '⒬' '⒭' '⒮' '⒯' '⒰' '⒱' '⒲' '⒳' '⒴' '⒵' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style parenthesized-hangul-consonants {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\3200' '\3201' '\3202' '\3203' '\3204' '\3205' '\3206' '\3207' '\3208' '\3209' '\320A' '\320B' '\320C' '\320D';
	/* '㈀' '㈁' '㈂' '㈃' '㈄' '㈅' '㈆' '㈇' '㈈' '㈉' '㈊' '㈋' '㈌' '㈍' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style parenthesized-hangul-syllable {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\320E' '\320F' '\3210' '\3211' '\3212' '\3213' '\3214' '\3215' '\3216' '\3217' '\3218' '\3219' '\321A';
	/* '㈎' '㈏' '㈐' '㈑' '㈒' '㈓' '㈔' '㈕' '㈖' '㈗' '㈘' '㈙' '㈚' */
	suffix: '';
}

@counter-style persian-abjad {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\627' '\628' '\62C' '\62F' '\647\200D' '\648' '\632' '\62D' '\637' '\6CC' '\6A9' '\644' '\645' '\646' '\633' '\639' '\641' '\635' '\642' '\631' '\634' '\62A' '\62B' '\62E' '\630' '\636' '\638' '\63A';
	/* 'ا' 'ب' 'ج' 'د' 'ه‍' 'و' 'ز' 'ح' 'ط' 'ی' 'ک' 'ل' 'م' 'ن' 'س' 'ع' 'ف' 'ص' 'ق' 'ر' 'ش' 'ت' 'ث' 'خ' 'ذ' 'ض' 'ظ' 'غ' */
}

@counter-style persian-alphabetic {
	type: non-repeating;
	glyphs: '\627' '\628' '\67E' '\62A' '\62B' '\62C' '\686' '\62D' '\62E' '\62F' '\630' '\631' '\632' '\698' '\633' '\634' '\635' '\636' '\637' '\638' '\639' '\63A' '\641' '\642' '\6A9' '\6AF' '\644' '\645' '\646' '\648' '\647\200D' '\6CC';
	/* 'ا' 'ب' 'پ' 'ت' 'ث' 'ج' 'چ' 'ح' 'خ' 'د' 'ذ' 'ر' 'ز' 'ژ' 'س' 'ش' 'ص' 'ض' 'ط' 'ظ' 'ع' 'غ' 'ف' 'ق' 'ک' 'گ' 'ل' 'م' 'ن' 'و' 'ه‍' 'ی' */
}

9.6. Predefined Additive Styles

@counter-style hebrew {
	type: additive;
	range: 1 infinite;
	additive-glyphs: 400 '\5EA', 300 '\5E9', 200 '\5E8', 100 '\5E7', 90 '\5E6', 80 '\5E4', 70 '\5E2', 60 '\5E1', 50 '\5E0', 40 '\5DE', 30 '\5DC', 20 '\5DB', 19 '\5D9\5D8', 18 '\5D9\5D7', 17 '\5D9\5D6', 16 '\5D8\5D6', 15 '\5D8\5D5', 10 '\5D9', 9 '\5D8', 8 '\5D7', 7 '\5D6', 6 '\5D5', 5 '\5D4', 4 '\5D3', 3 '\5D2', 2 '\5D1', 1 '\5D0';
	/* 400 'ת', 300 'ש', 200 'ר', 100 'ק', 90 'צ', 80 'פ', 70 'ע', 60 'ס', 50 'נ', 40 'מ', 30 'ל', 20 'כ', 10 'י', 9 'ט', 8 'ח', 7 'ז', 6 'ו', 5 'ה', 4 'ד', 3 'ג', 2 'ב', 1 'א' */
	/* This system manually specifies the values for 19-15 to force the correct display of 15 and 16, which are commonly
	rewritten to avoid a close resemblance to the Tetragrammaton. */
}

@counter-style simple-upper-roman {
	type: additive;
	range: 1 4999;
	additive-glyphs: 1000 '\4D', 500 '\44', 100 '\43', 50 '\4C', 10 '\58', 5 '\56', 1 '\49';
	/* 1000 'M', 500 'D', 100 'C', 50 'L', 10 'X', 5 'V', 1 'I' */
}

@counter-style simple-lower-roman {
	type: additive;
	range: 1 4999;
	additive-glyphs: 1000 '\6D', 500 '\64', 100 '\63', 50 '\6C', 10 '\78', 5 '\76', 1 '\69';
	/* 1000 'm', 500 'd', 100 'c', 50 'l', 10 'x', 5 'v', 1 'i' */
}

@counter-style upper-roman {
	type: additive;
	range: 1 4999;
	additive-glyphs: 1000 '\4D', 900 '\43\4D', 500 '\44', 400 '\43\44', 100 '\43', 90 '\58\43', 50 '\4C', 40 '\58\4C', 10 '\58', 9 '\49\58', 5 '\56', 4 '\49\56', 1 '\49';
	/* 1000 'M', 900 'CM', 500 'D', 400 'CD', 100 'C', 90 'XC', 50 'L', 40 'XL', 10 'X', 9 'IX', 5 'V', 4 'IV', 1 'I' */
}

@counter-style lower-roman {
	type: additive;
	range: 1 4999;
	additive-glyphs: 1000 '\6D', 900 '\63\6D', 500 '\64', 400 '\63\64', 100 '\63', 90 '\78\63', 50 '\6C', 40 '\78\6C', 10 '\78', 9 '\69\78', 5 '\76', 4 '\69\76', 1 '\69';
	/* 1000 'm', 900 'cm', 500 'd', 400 'cd', 100 'c', 90 'xc', 50 'l', 40 'xl', 10 'x', 9 'ix', 5 'v', 4 'iv', 1 'i' */
}

@counter-style lower-armenian {
	type: additive;
	range: 1 9999;
	additive-glyphs: 9000 '\584', 8000 '\583', 7000 '\582', 6000 '\581', 5000 '\580', 4000 '\57F', 3000 '\57E', 2000 '\57D', 1000 '\57C', 900 '\57B', 800 '\57A', 700 '\579', 600 '\578', 500 '\577', 400 '\576', 300 '\575', 200 '\574', 100 '\573', 90 '\572', 80 '\571', 70 '\570', 60 '\56F', 50 '\56E', 40 '\56D', 30 '\56C', 20 '\56B', 10 '\56A', 9 '\569', 8 '\568', 7 '\567', 6 '\566', 5 '\565', 4 '\564', 3 '\563', 2 '\562', 1 '\561';
	/* 9000 'ք', 8000 'փ', 7000 'ւ', 6000 'ց', 5000 'ր', 4000 'տ', 3000 'վ', 2000 'ս', 1000 'ռ', 900 'ջ', 800 'պ', 700 'չ', 600 'ո', 500 'շ', 400 'ն', 300 'յ', 200 'մ', 100 'ճ', 90 'ղ', 80 'ձ', 70 'հ', 60 'կ', 50 'ծ', 40 'խ', 30 'լ', 20 'ի', 10 'ժ', 9 'թ', 8 'ը', 7 'է', 6 'զ', 5 'ե', 4 'դ', 3 'գ', 2 'բ', 1 'ա' */
}

@counter-style upper-armenian {
	type: additive;
	range: 1 9999;
	additive-glyphs: 9000 '\554', 8000 '\553', 7000 '\552', 6000 '\551', 5000 '\550', 4000 '\54F', 3000 '\54E', 2000 '\54D', 1000 '\54C', 900 '\54B', 800 '\54A', 700 '\549', 600 '\548', 500 '\547', 400 '\546', 300 '\545', 200 '\544', 100 '\543', 90 '\542', 80 '\541', 70 '\540', 60 '\53F', 50 '\53E', 40 '\53D', 30 '\53C', 20 '\53B', 10 '\53A', 9 '\539', 8 '\538', 7 '\537', 6 '\536', 5 '\535', 4 '\534', 3 '\533', 2 '\532', 1 '\531';
	/* 9000 'Ք', 8000 'Փ', 7000 'Ւ', 6000 'Ց', 5000 'Ր', 4000 'Տ', 3000 'Վ', 2000 'Ս', 1000 'Ռ', 900 'Ջ', 800 'Պ', 700 'Չ', 600 'Ո', 500 'Շ', 400 'Ն', 300 'Յ', 200 'Մ', 100 'Ճ', 90 'Ղ', 80 'Ձ', 70 'Հ', 60 'Կ', 50 'Ծ', 40 'Խ', 30 'Լ', 20 'Ի', 10 'Ժ', 9 'Թ', 8 'Ը', 7 'Է', 6 'Զ', 5 'Ե', 4 'Դ', 3 'Գ', 2 'Բ', 1 'Ա' */
}

@counter-style armenian {
	type: additive;
	range: 1 9999;
	additive-glyphs: 9000 '\554', 8000 '\553', 7000 '\552', 6000 '\551', 5000 '\550', 4000 '\54F', 3000 '\54E', 2000 '\54D', 1000 '\54C', 900 '\54B', 800 '\54A', 700 '\549', 600 '\548', 500 '\547', 400 '\546', 300 '\545', 200 '\544', 100 '\543', 90 '\542', 80 '\541', 70 '\540', 60 '\53F', 50 '\53E', 40 '\53D', 30 '\53C', 20 '\53B', 10 '\53A', 9 '\539', 8 '\538', 7 '\537', 6 '\536', 5 '\535', 4 '\534', 3 '\533', 2 '\532', 1 '\531';
	/* 9000 'Ք', 8000 'Փ', 7000 'Ւ', 6000 'Ց', 5000 'Ր', 4000 'Տ', 3000 'Վ', 2000 'Ս', 1000 'Ռ', 900 'Ջ', 800 'Պ', 700 'Չ', 600 'Ո', 500 'Շ', 400 'Ն', 300 'Յ', 200 'Մ', 100 'Ճ', 90 'Ղ', 80 'Ձ', 70 'Հ', 60 'Կ', 50 'Ծ', 40 'Խ', 30 'Լ', 20 'Ի', 10 'Ժ', 9 'Թ', 8 'Ը', 7 'Է', 6 'Զ', 5 'Ե', 4 'Դ', 3 'Գ', 2 'Բ', 1 'Ա' */
}

@counter-style georgian {
	type: additive;
	range: 1 19999;
	additive-glyphs: 10000 '\10F5', 9000 '\10F0', 8000 '\10EF', 7000 '\10F4', 6000 '\10EE', 5000 '\10ED', 4000 '\10EC', 3000 '\10EB', 2000 '\10EA', 1000 '\10E9', 900 '\10E8', 800 '\10E7', 700 '\10E6', 600 '\10E5', 500 '\10E4', 400 '\10F3', 300 '\10E2', 200 '\10E1', 100 '\10E0', 90 '\10DF', 80 '\10DE', 70 '\10DD', 60 '\10F2', 50 '\10DC', 40 '\10DB', 30 '\10DA', 20 '\10D9', 10 '\10D8', 9 '\10D7', 8 '\10F1', 7 '\10D6', 6 '\10D5', 5 '\10D4', 4 '\10D3', 3 '\10D2', 2 '\10D1', 1 '\10D0';
	/* 10000 'ჵ', 9000 'ჰ', 8000 'ჯ', 7000 'ჴ', 6000 'ხ', 5000 'ჭ', 4000 'წ', 3000 'ძ', 2000 'ც', 1000 'ჩ', 900 'შ', 800 'ყ', 700 'ღ', 600 'ქ', 500 'ფ', 400 'ჳ', 300 'ტ', 200 'ს', 100 'რ', 90 'ჟ', 80 'პ', 70 'ო', 60 'ჲ', 50 'ნ', 40 'მ', 30 'ლ', 20 'კ', 10 'ი', 9 'თ', 8 'ჱ', 7 'ზ', 6 'ვ', 5 'ე', 4 'დ', 3 'გ', 2 'ბ', 1 'ა' */
}

@counter-style ancient-tamil {
	type: additive;
	range: 1 9999;
	additive-glyphs: 9000 '\BEF\BF2', 8000 '\BEE\BF2', 7000 '\BED\BF2', 6000 '\BEC\BF2', 5000 '\BEB\BF2', 4000 '\BEA\BF2', 3000 '\BE9\BF2', 2000 '\BE8\BF2', 1000 '\BF2', 900 '\BEF\BF1', 800 '\BEE\BF1', 700 '\BED\BF1', 600 '\BEC\BF1', 500 '\BEB\BF1', 400 '\BEA\BF1', 300 '\BE9\BF1', 200 '\BE8\BF1', 100 '\BF1', 90 '\BEF\BF0', 80 '\BEE\BF0', 70 '\BED\BF0', 60 '\BEC\BF0', 50 '\BEB\BF0', 40 '\BEA\BF0', 30 '\BE9\BF0', 20 '\BE8\BF0', 10 '\BF0', 9 '\BEF', 8 '\BEE', 7 '\BED', 6 '\BEC', 5 '\BEB', 4 '\BEA', 3 '\BE9', 2 '\BE8', 1 '\BE7';
	/* 9000 '௯௲', 8000 '௮௲', 7000 '௭௲', 6000 '௬௲', 5000 '௫௲', 4000 '௪௲', 3000 '௩௲', 2000 '௨௲', 1000 '௲', 900 '௯௱', 800 '௮௱', 700 '௭௱', 600 '௬௱', 500 '௫௱', 400 '௪௱', 300 '௩௱', 200 '௨௱', 100 '௱', 90 '௯௰', 80 '௮௰', 70 '௭௰', 60 '௬௰', 50 '௫௰', 40 '௪௰', 30 '௩௰', 20 '௨௰', 10 '௰', 9 '௯', 8 '௮', 7 '௭', 6 '௬', 5 '௫', 4 '௪', 3 '௩', 2 '௨', 1 '௧' */
}

@counter-style japanese-informal {
	type: additive;
	range: 0 9999;
	additive-glyphs: 9000 '\4E5D\5343', 8000 '\516B\5343', 7000 '\4E03\5343', 6000 '\516D\5343', 5000 '\4E94\5343', 4000 '\56DB\5343', 3000 '\4E09\5343', 2000 '\4E8C\5343', 1000 '\5343', 900 '\4E5D\767E', 800 '\516B\767E', 700 '\4E03\767E', 600 '\516D\767E', 500 '\4E94\767E', 400 '\56DB\767E', 300 '\4E09\767E', 200 '\4E8C\767E', 100 '\767E', 90 '\4E5D\5341', 80 '\516B\5341', 70 '\4E03\5341', 60 '\516D\5341', 50 '\4E94\5341', 40 '\56DB\5341', 30 '\4E09\5341', 20 '\4E8C\5341', 10 '\5341', 9 '\4E5D', 8 '\516B', 7 '\4E03', 6 '\516D', 5 '\4E94', 4 '\56DB', 3 '\4E09', 2 '\4E8C', 1 '\4E00', 0 '\3007';
	/* 9000 '九千', 8000 '八千', 7000 '七千', 6000 '六千', 5000 '五千', 4000 '四千', 3000 '三千', 2000 '二千', 1000 '千', 900 '九百', 800 '八百', 700 '七百', 600 '六百', 500 '五百', 400 '四百', 300 '三百', 200 '二百', 100 '百', 90 '九十', 80 '八十', 70 '七十', 60 '六十', 50 '五十', 40 '四十', 30 '三十', 20 '二十', 10 '十', 9 '九', 8 '八', 7 '七', 6 '六', 5 '五', 4 '四', 3 '三', 2 '二', 1 '一', 0 '〇' */
	suffix: '\3001';
	/* '、' */
	fallback: cjk-decimal;
}

@counter-style japanese-formal {
	type: additive;
	range: 0 9999;
	additive-glyphs: 9000 '\4E5D\9621', 8000 '\516B\9621', 7000 '\4E03\9621', 6000 '\516D\9621', 5000 '\4F0D\9621', 4000 '\56DB\9621', 3000 '\53C2\9621', 2000 '\5F10\9621', 1000 '\58F1\9621', 900 '\4E5D\767E', 800 '\516B\767E', 700 '\4E03\767E', 600 '\516D\767E', 500 '\4F0D\767E', 400 '\56DB\767E', 300 '\53C2\767E', 200 '\5F10\767E', 100 '\58F1\767E', 90 '\4E5D\62FE', 80 '\516B\62FE', 70 '\4E03\62FE', 60 '\516D\62FE', 50 '\4F0D\62FE', 40 '\56DB\62FE', 30 '\53C2\62FE', 20 '\5F10\62FE', 10 '\58F1\62FE', 9 '\4E5D', 8 '\516B', 7 '\4E03', 6 '\516D', 5 '\4F0D', 4 '\56DB', 3 '\53C2', 2 '\5F10', 1 '\58F1', 0 '\96F6';
	/* 9000 '九阡', 8000 '八阡', 7000 '七阡', 6000 '六阡', 5000 '伍阡', 4000 '四阡', 3000 '参阡', 2000 '弐阡', 1000 '壱阡', 900 '九百', 800 '八百', 700 '七百', 600 '六百', 500 '伍百', 400 '四百', 300 '参百', 200 '弐百', 100 '壱百', 90 '九拾', 80 '八拾', 70 '七拾', 60 '六拾', 50 '伍拾', 40 '四拾', 30 '参拾', 20 '弐拾', 10 '壱拾', 9 '九', 8 '八', 7 '七', 6 '六', 5 '伍', 4 '四', 3 '参', 2 '弐', 1 '壱', 0 '零' */
	suffix: '\3001';
	/* '、' */
	fallback: cjk-decimal;
}

@counter-style korean-hangul-formal {
	type: additive;
	range: 0 9999;
	additive-glyphs: 9000 '\AD6C\CC9C', 8000 '\D314\CC9C', 7000 '\CE60\CC9C', 6000 '\C721\CC9C', 5000 '\C624\CC9C', 4000 '\C0AC\CC9C', 3000 '\C0BC\CC9C', 2000 '\C774\CC9C', 1000 '\C77C\CC9C', 900 '\AD6C\BC31', 800 '\D314\BC31', 700 '\CE60\BC31', 600 '\C721\BC31', 500 '\C624\BC31', 400 '\C0AC\BC31', 300 '\C0BC\BC31', 200 '\C774\BC31', 100 '\C77C\BC31', 90 '\AD6C\C2ED', 80 '\D314\C2ED', 70 '\CE60\C2ED', 60 '\C721\C2ED', 50 '\C624\C2ED', 40 '\C0AC\C2ED', 30 '\C0BC\C2ED', 20 '\C774\C2ED', 10 '\C77C\C2ED', 9 '\AD6C', 8 '\D314', 7 '\CE60', 6 '\C721', 5 '\C624', 4 '\C0AC', 3 '\C0BC', 2 '\C774', 1 '\C77C', 0 '\C601';
	/* 9000 '구천', 8000 '팔천', 7000 '칠천', 6000 '육천', 5000 '오천', 4000 '사천', 3000 '삼천', 2000 '이천', 1000 '일천', 900 '구백', 800 '팔백', 700 '칠백', 600 '육백', 500 '오백', 400 '사백', 300 '삼백', 200 '이백', 100 '일백', 90 '구십', 80 '팔십', 70 '칠십', 60 '육십', 50 '오십', 40 '사십', 30 '삼십', 20 '이십', 10 '일십', 9 '구', 8 '팔', 7 '칠', 6 '육', 5 '오', 4 '사', 3 '삼', 2 '이', 1 '일', 0 '영' */
	suffix: '\3001';
	/* '、' */
}

@counter-style korean-hanja-informal {
	type: additive;
	range: 0 9999;
	additive-glyphs: 9000 '\4E5D\5343', 8000 '\516B\5343', 7000 '\4E03\5343', 6000 '\516D\5343', 5000 '\4E94\5343', 4000 '\56DB\5343', 3000 '\4E09\5343', 2000 '\4E8C\5343', 1000 '\5343', 900 '\4E5D\767E', 800 '\516B\767E', 700 '\4E03\767E', 600 '\516D\767E', 500 '\4E94\767E', 400 '\56DB\767E', 300 '\4E09\767E', 200 '\4E8C\767E', 100 '\767E', 90 '\4E5D\5341', 80 '\516B\5341', 70 '\4E03\5341', 60 '\516D\5341', 50 '\4E94\5341', 40 '\56DB\5341', 30 '\4E09\5341', 20 '\4E8C\5341', 10 '\5341', 9 '\4E5D', 8 '\516B', 7 '\4E03', 6 '\516D', 5 '\4E94', 4 '\56DB', 3 '\4E09', 2 '\4E8C', 1 '\4E00', 0 '\96F6';
	/* 9000 '九千', 8000 '八千', 7000 '七千', 6000 '六千', 5000 '五千', 4000 '四千', 3000 '三千', 2000 '二千', 1000 '千', 900 '九百', 800 '八百', 700 '七百', 600 '六百', 500 '五百', 400 '四百', 300 '三百', 200 '二百', 100 '百', 90 '九十', 80 '八十', 70 '七十', 60 '六十', 50 '五十', 40 '四十', 30 '三十', 20 '二十', 10 '十', 9 '九', 8 '八', 7 '七', 6 '六', 5 '五', 4 '四', 3 '三', 2 '二', 1 '一', 0 '零' */
	suffix: '\3001';
	/* '、' */
}

@counter-style korean-hanja-formal {
	type: additive;
	range: 0 9999;
	additive-glyphs: 9000 '\4E5D\4EDF', 8000 '\516B\4EDF', 7000 '\4E03\4EDF', 6000 '\516D\4EDF', 5000 '\4E94\4EDF', 4000 '\56DB\4EDF', 3000 '\53C3\4EDF', 2000 '\8CB3\4EDF', 1000 '\58F9\4EDF', 900 '\4E5D\767E', 800 '\516B\767E', 700 '\4E03\767E', 600 '\516D\767E', 500 '\4E94\767E', 400 '\56DB\767E', 300 '\53C3\767E', 200 '\8CB3\767E', 100 '\58F9\767E', 90 '\4E5D\62FE', 80 '\516B\62FE', 70 '\4E03\62FE', 60 '\516D\62FE', 50 '\4E94\62FE', 40 '\56DB\62FE', 30 '\53C3\62FE', 20 '\8CB3\62FE', 10 '\58F9\62FE', 9 '\4E5D', 8 '\516B', 7 '\4E03', 6 '\516D', 5 '\4E94', 4 '\56DB', 3 '\53C3', 2 '\8CB3', 1 '\58F9', 0 '\96F6';
	/* 9000 '九仟', 8000 '八仟', 7000 '七仟', 6000 '六仟', 5000 '五仟', 4000 '四仟', 3000 '參仟', 2000 '貳仟', 1000 '壹仟', 900 '九百', 800 '八百', 700 '七百', 600 '六百', 500 '五百', 400 '四百', 300 '參百', 200 '貳百', 100 '壹百', 90 '九拾', 80 '八拾', 70 '七拾', 60 '六拾', 50 '五拾', 40 '四拾', 30 '參拾', 20 '貳拾', 10 '壹拾', 9 '九', 8 '八', 7 '七', 6 '六', 5 '五', 4 '四', 3 '參', 2 '貳', 1 '壹', 0 '零' */
	suffix: '\3001';
	/* '、' */
}

@counter-style greek {
	type: additive;
	range: 1 999;
	additive-glyphs: 900 '\3E1', 800 '\3C9', 700 '\3C8', 600 '\3C7', 500 '\3C6', 400 '\3C5', 300 '\3C4', 200 '\3C3', 100 '\3C1', 90 '\3DF', 80 '\3C0', 70 '\3BF', 60 '\3BE', 50 '\3BD', 40 '\3BC', 30 '\3BB', 20 '\3BA', 10 '\3B9', 9 '\3B8', 8 '\3B7', 7 '\3B6', 6 '\3C3\3C4', 5 '\3B4', 4 '\3B3', 3 '\3B2', 2 '\3B1', 1 '\3B0';
	/* 900 'ϡ', 800 'ω', 700 'ψ', 600 'χ', 500 'φ', 400 'υ', 300 'τ', 200 'σ', 100 'ρ', 90 'ϟ', 80 'π', 70 'ο', 60 'ξ', 50 'ν', 40 'μ', 30 'λ', 20 'κ', 10 'ι', 9 'θ', 8 'η', 7 'ζ', 6 'στ', 5 'ε', 4 'δ', 3 'γ', 2 'β', 1 'α' */
}

Per http://www.ethiopic.org/w3c/css/WD-css3-lists-20020220-comments.html#armenianlists, putting the circumflex above a digit in armenian numbering multiplies the digit by 1000. The draft currently states a 10,000 multiplier. Which is correct? (Having the multiplier be 1000 means that you can potentially write the thousands digit two ways, using either the set of thousands digits or the set of ones digits with a circumflex. The examples given in the note appear to use the former.)

According to a native Greek speaker, the lower-greek and upper-greek styles aren't actually used. I've removed upper-greek for now, but kept lower-greek because CSS2.1 included the keyword. Do these have actual use-cases?

10. Complex Counter Styles

While authors may define their own counter styles using the ‘@counter-style’ rule defined in this spec or rely on the set of predefined counter styles, a few counter styles are described by rules that are too complex to be captured by the predefined algorithms. These counter styles are described in this section.

The counter styles specified in this section have custom algorithms for generating counter values, but are otherwise identical to a counter style defined via the ‘@counter-style’ rule, described below. For example, an author can reference one of these styles in an ‘override’ type, reusing the algorithm but swapping out some of the other descriptors.

10.1. Glyphs

CSS 2.1 defined three single-glyph counter styles (‘circle’, ‘disc’, and ‘square’), but didn't define precisely how to render them, instead opting to describe generally how they should look and leaving it up to the UA to decide how to render the markers.

The Predefined Counter Styles section gives normative definitions for these styles, but UAs may instead default to rendering these styles using a browser-generated image matching the description below. This only describes the rendering of the default counter styles associated with these names - if an author or user creates their own counter style with one of these names (overriding the UA-default version), they must be honored as normal.

If the UA chooses to use an image for the default rendering of these counter styles, the image must be scalable and designed to attractively fill a box 1em wide and 1em tall.

circle

A hollow circle, similar to ◦ U+25E6 WHITE BULLET.

disc

A filled circle, similar to • U+2022 BULLET.

square

A filled square, similar to ◾ U+25FE BLACK MEDIUM SMALL SQUARE.

10.2. The ‘ethiopic-numeric’ counter style

The Ethiopian numbering system is defined for all positive non-zero numbers. The following algorithm converts decimal digits to ethiopic numbers.

1. Split the number into groups of two digits, starting with the least significant decimal digit.
2. Index each group sequentially, starting from the least significant as group number zero.
3. If the group has an odd index (as given in the previous step) and has the value 1, or if the group is the most significant one and has the value 1, or if the group has the value zero, then remove the digit (but leave the group, so it still has a separator appended below).
4. For each remaining digit, substitute the relevant ethiopic character from the list below.

   Ethiopic numbering system

   Tens			Units
   Values	Codepoints		Values	Codepoints
   10	፲	U+1372	1	፩	U+1369
   20	፳	U+1373	2	፪	U+136A
   30	፴	U+1374	3	፫	U+136B
   40	፵	U+1375	4	፬	U+136C
   50	፶	U+1376	5	፭	U+136D
   60	፷	U+1377	6	፮	U+136E
   70	፸	U+1378	7	፯	U+136F
   80	፹	U+1379	8	፰	U+1370
   90	፺	U+137A	9	፱	U+1371

5. For each group with an odd index (as given in the second step) that did not have its digits removed in the third step, append ፻ U+137B.
6. For each group with an even index (as given in the second step), except the group with number 0, append ፼ U+137C.
7. Concatenate the groups into one string.

For this system, the name is "ethiopian-numeric", the lower range bound descriptor is 1, the upper range bound descriptor is infinity, and the rest of the descriptors have their initial value.

Is there a better suffix to use than the initial (".")? The alphabetic ethiopic systems use a different suffix.

10.3. The Chinese longhand counter styles

Chinese, Japanese, and Korean have longhand counter styles, which have a structure similar to "one hundred thirteen thousand and twenty-three" in English. Each has both formal and informal variants. The formal styles are typically used in financial and legal documents, as their characters are more difficult to alter.

The Japanese and Korean longhand counter styles are expressed using the ‘additive’ counter algorithm, in the Predefined Counter Styles section. The Chinese longhand styles have slightly more complex requirements that prevent them from being defined as ‘additive’ style, so instead the following counter styles are defined in this section:

simp-chinese-informal

The simplified Chinese informal style.

simp-chinese-formal

The simplified Chinese formal style

trad-chinese-informal

The traditional Chinese informal style

trad-chinese-formal

The traditional Chinese formal style

cjk-ideographic

For legacy reasons, this counter-style must be treated as an alias for ‘trad-chinese-informal’.

Add an example to each of the above types.

The Chinese longhand styles are defined over the range -9999 to 9999. For numbers outside this range, the ‘cjk-decimal’ style is used. All of the styles are defined by almost identical algorithms (specified as a single algorithm here, with the differences called out when relevant), but use different sets of characters. The list following the algorithm gives the name of each counter style using this algorithm, and the individual character sets used by each style.

1. If the counter value is 0, the representation is the character for 0 specified for the given counter style. Skip the rest of this algorithm.
2. Initially represent the counter value as a decimal number. For each digit that is not 0, append the appropriate digit marker to the digit. The ones digit has no marker.
3. For the informal styles, if the counter value is between ten and nineteen, remove the tens digit (leave the digit marker).
4. Drop any trailing zeros and collapse any remaining zeros into a single zero digit.
5. Replace the digits 0-9 with the appropriate character for the given counter style. Return the resultant string as the representation of the counter value.

For all of these counter styles, the suffix descriptor is "、" U+3001, the fallback descriptor is ‘cjk-decimal’, the lower bound descriptor is -9999, the upper bound descriptor is 9999, and the negative sign is given in the table of glyphs for each style.

The following tables define the characters used in these styles:

Note: Chinese, Japanese, and Korean longhand numbering is actually defined up to 10⁷². In practice, lists are rarely numbered above ten thousand, so these styles have been limited to their first "group".

11. Optional Extended Counter Styles

Some counter styles described in earlier chapters have been limited to an artifically small (though still useful) range to reduce the overall complexity of the spec and the task of implementing those styles. However, some implementations might consider the extra complexity worthwhile for the additional range it offers to authors. To accomodate this, this section describes how to extend the limited counter-styles to a larger range.

This entire section is normative, but optional. User-agents may ignore it and still be conformant. If a user-agent implements some of the extended forms described in this section, they must be implemented as described here.

11.1. Extended CJK Longhand

The Chinese longhand styles are defined out to 10k with a specialized algorithm, while the Japanese and Korean longhand styles are defined similarly as ‘additive’ styles. However, these styles are defined out to 10¹⁶ in common usage. The following section describes an alternative algorithm for these styles.

The Chinese and Japanese styles are defined for all numbers between -10¹⁶ and 10¹⁶, exclusive; the Korean styles are defined for all non-negative numbers less than 10¹⁶. For numbers outside this range, the ‘cjk-decimal’ style is used. All of the styles are defined by almost identical algorithms (specified as a single algorithm here, with the differences called out when relevant), but use different sets of characters. The list following the algorithm gives the name of each counter style using this algorithm, and the individual character sets used by each style.

1. If the counter value is 0, the representation is the character for 0 specified for the given counter style. Skip the rest of this algorithm.
2. Initially represent the counter value as a decimal number. Starting from the right (ones place), split the decimal number into groups of four digits.
3. For each group with a non-zero value, append the appropriate group marker to the group. The ones group has no marker.
4. Within each group, for each digit that is not 0, append the appropriate digit marker to the digit. The ones digit of each group has no marker.
5. Drop ones:
   • For the Chinese informal styles, for any group with a value between ten and nineteen, remove the tens digit (leave the digit marker).
   • For the Japanese informal and Korean informal styles, if any of the digit markers are preceded by the digit 1, and that digit is not the first digit of the group, remove the digit (leave the digit marker).
   • For Korean informal styles, if the value of the ten-thousands group is 1, drop the digit (leave the digit marker).
6. Drop zeros:
   • For the Japanese and Korean styles, drop all zero digits.
   • For the Chinese styles, drop any trailing zeros for all non-zero groups and collapse (across groups) each remaining consecutive group of zeros into a single zero digit.
7. For the Korean styles, insert a space (" " U+0020) between each group.
8. Replace the digits 0-9 with the appropriate character for the given counter style. Return the resultant string as the representation of the counter value.

For all of these counter styles, the suffix descriptor is "、" U+3001, the fallback descriptor is ‘cjk-decimal’, and the negative sign is given in the tables below, or else is the initial value of the descriptor. For Chinese and Japanese, the lower range bound descriptor is -9999 9999 9999 9999 (-10¹⁶+1), while for Korean it's 0. For all of them, the upper range bound descriptor is 9999 9999 9999 9999 (10¹⁶-1).

The following tables define the characters used in these styles:

11.2. Extended Non-Repeating Numbered Styles

Several non-repeating styles are numeric in nature, but are represented by single Unicode characters. As such, they are limited to the range of characters that Unicode saw fit to define for them. However, new glyphs can be generated by the UA over a somewhat extended range.

All of the following styles are defined over the range 1-99. The glyphs for each counter value must be the unicode glyph already defined for that value in the existing @counter-style rule, or a generated image in the same style with the counter value changed as appropriate:

• ‘circled-decimal’
• ‘dotted-decimal’
• ‘double-circled-decimal’
• ‘filled-circled-decimal’
• ‘parenthesized-decimal’

12. Sample style sheet for HTML

This section is informative, not normative. HTML itself defines the actual default properties that apply to HTML lists.

/* Set up list items */
li { 
	display: list-item; 
	/* counter-increment: list-item; (implied by display: list-item) */ 
}

/* Set up ol and ul so that they reset the list-item counter */
ol, ul { 
	counter-reset: list-item; 
}

/* Default list style types for ordered lists */
ol { 
	list-style-type: decimal; 
}

/* Default list style types for unordered lists up to 3 deep */
ul { list-style-type: disc; }
ul ul { list-style-type: square; }
ul ul ul { list-style-type: circle; }

/* The type attribute on ol and ul elements */
ul[type="disc"] { list-style-type: disc; }
ul[type="circle"] { list-style-type: circle; }
ul[type="square"] { list-style-type: square; }
ol[type="1"] { list-style-type: decimal; }
ol[type="a"] { list-style-type: lower-alpha; }
ol[type="A"] { list-style-type: upper-alpha; }
ol[type="i"] { list-style-type: lower-roman; }
ol[type="I"] { list-style-type: upper-roman; }

/* The start attribute on ol elements */
ol[start] { 
	counter-reset: list-item attr(start, integer, 1); 
	counter-increment: list-item -1; 
}

/* The value attribute on li elements */
li[value] { 
	counter-reset: list-item attr(value, integer, 1); 
	counter-increment: none; 
}

/* Box Model Rules */
ol, ul { 
	display: block; 
	margin: 1em 0; 
	padding-left: 40px; 
}
 
ol ol, ol ul, ul ul, ul ol { 
	margin-top: 0; 
	margin-bottom: 0; 
}

li {
	text-align: match-parent;
}
 
li::marker { 
	display: inline-block;
	margin-right: 1em;
	text-align: end;
	/* 'position' implied by list-style-position */
}
	

Profiles

This module has two profiles: CSS Level 1 and Full. There is no CSS2 profile because this module is incompatible with the CSS2 list model.

The CSS Level 1 module consists of ‘list-style’, ‘list-style-position’, ‘list-style-image’, and ‘list-style-type’ (but only the following values: ‘disc’, ‘circle, square’, ‘decimal’, ‘lower-roman’, ‘upper-roman’, ‘lower-alpha’, ‘upper-alpha’, ‘none’). It does not include the ::marker pseudo element.

The Full profile contains everything.

Acknowledgments

The following people and documentation they wrote were very useful for defining the numbering systems: Alexander Savenkov, Arron Eicholz, Aryeh Gregor, Frank Tang, Jonathan Rosenne, Karl Ove Hufthammer, Musheg Arakelyan, Nariné Renard Karapetyan, Randall Bart, Richard Ishida, Simon Montagu (Mozilla, smontagu@smontagu.org)

Changes From CSS2

As described in the introduction section, there are significant changes in this module when compared to CSS2.

1. ‘display:marker’ has been replaced with ‘::marker’
2. It is no longer possible to make end markers.
3. The ‘marker-offset’ property is obsoleted.
4. Markers are now aligned relative to the line box edge, rather than the border edge.
5. Markers now have margins.
6. The introduction of many new list style types as well as explicit algorithms for all list style types.
7. Error handling rules for unknown list style types were changed to be consistent with the normal parsing error handling rules.
8. The list-item predefined counter identifier has been introduced.

References

Normative references

[CSS21]

Bert Bos; et al. Cascading Style Sheets Level 2 Revision 1 (CSS 2.1) Specification. 23 April 2009. W3C Candidate Recommendation. (Work in progress.) URL: http://www.w3.org/TR/2009/CR-CSS2-20090423

Other references

[CSS1]

Håkon Wium Lie; Bert Bos. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS1) Level 1 Specification. 11 April 2008. W3C Recommendation. URL: http://www.w3.org/TR/2008/REC-CSS1-20080411

Property index

Index

• additive-glyphs, 8.7.
• additive tuple, 8.7.
• afar, 9.3.
• agaw, 9.3.
• ancient-tamil, 9.6.
• arabic-indic, 9.2.
• ari, 9.3.
• armenian, 9.6.
• asterisks, 9.4.
• bengali, 9.2.
• binary, 9.2.
• blin, 9.3.
• box, 9.1.
• box-corner, 8.1.5.
• burmese, 9.2.
• cambodian, 9.2.
• check, 9.1.
• circle, 9.1.
• circled-decimal, 9.5.
• circled-korean-consonants, 9.5.
• circled-korean-syllables, 9.5.
• circled-lower-latin, 9.5.
• circled-upper-latin, 9.5.
• cjk-decimal, 9.2.
• cjk-earthly-branch, 9.3.
• cjk-heavenly-stem, 9.3.
• counter-algorithm, 8.
• counter-fallback, 8.
• counter glyph, 8.7.
• counter-lower-bound, 8.
• counter-name, 8.
• counter-negative, 8.
• counter-prefix, 8.
• <counter-style>, 3.
• counter style, 8.
• counter-suffix, 8.
• counter-upper-bound, 8.
• current tuple, 8.1.6.
• dash, 9.1.
• decimal, 9.2.
• decimal-leading-zero, 9.5.
• devanagari, 9.2.
• diamond, 9.1.
• dice, 8.1.6.
• disc, 9.1.
• dizi, 9.3.
• dotted-decimal, 9.5.
• double-circled-decimal, 9.5.
• eastern-nagari, 9.2.
• fallback, 8.6.
• filled-circled-decimal, 9.5.
• first glyph value, 8.1.5.
• fixed-decimal, 8.1.3.
• footnotes, 9.4.
• fullwidth-decimal, 9.2.
• fullwidth-lower-alpha, 9.3.
• fullwidth-lower-roman, 9.5.
• fullwidth-upper-alpha, 9.3.
• fullwidth-upper-roman, 9.5.
• gedeo, 9.3.
• georgian, 9.6.
• glyphs, 8.7.
• go, 8.1.3.
• greek, 9.6.
• gujarati, 9.2.
• gumuz, 9.3.
• gurmukhi, 9.2.
• hadiyya, 9.3.
• hanging, 4.
• harari, 9.3.
• hebrew, 9.6.
• hindi, 9.3.
• hiragana, 9.3.
• hiragana-iroha, 9.3.
• inline, 3.
• inline-marker-candidate, 7.
• inside, 4.
• is, 8., 8., 8.7.
• japanese-formal, 9.6., 11.1.
• japanese-informal, 9.6., 11.1.
• kaffa, 9.3.
• kannada, 9.2.
• katakana, 9.3.
• katakana-iroha, 9.3.
• kebena, 9.3.
• kembata, 9.3.
• khmer, 9.2.
• konso, 9.3.
• korean-consonant, 9.3.
• korean-hangul-formal, 9.6., 11.1.
• korean-hanja-formal, 9.6., 11.1.
• korean-hanja-informal, 9.6., 11.1.
• korean-syllable, 9.3.
• kunama, 9.3.
• lao, 9.2.
• lepcha, 9.2.
• list-style, 5.
• list-style-image, 3.
• list-style-position, 4.
• list-style-type, 3.
• lower-alpha, 9.3.
• lower-alpha-symbolic, 9.4.
• lower-armenian, 9.6.
• lower-belorussian, 9.3.
• lower-bulgarian, 9.3.
• lower-greek, 9.3.
• lower-hexadecimal, 9.2.
• lower-macedonian, 9.3.
• lower-oromo-qubee, 9.3.
• lower-roman, 9.6.
• lower-russian, 9.3.
• lower-russian-full, 9.3.
• lower-serbo-croatian, 9.3.
• lower-ukrainian, 9.3.
• lower-ukrainian-full, 9.3.
• malayalam, 9.2.
• marathi, 9.2.
• ‘marker’, 7.
• meen, 9.3.
• mongolian, 9.2.
• myanmar, 9.2.
• negative, 8.2.
• new-base-, 9.2.
• none, 3.
• octal, 9.2.
• oriya, 9.2.
• oromo, 9.3.
• outside, 4.
• parenthesized-decimal, 9.5.
• parenthesized-hangul-consonants, 9.5.
• parenthesized-hangul-syllable, 9.5.
• parenthesized-lower-latin, 9.5.
• persian, 9.2.
• persian-abjad, 9.5.
• persian-alphabetic, 9.5.
• prefix, 8.3.
• range, 8.5.
• rule, 8., 8., 8., 8., 11.2.
• saho, 9.3.
• sidama, 9.3.
• silti, 9.3.
• simp-chinese-formal, 10.3., 11.1.
• simp-chinese-informal, 10.3., 11.1.
• simple-lower-roman, 9.6.
• simple-upper-roman, 9.6.
• square, 9.1.
• <string>, 3.
• suffix, 8.4.
• super-decimal, 9.2.
• tamil, 9.2.
• telugu, 9.2.
• thai, 9.2.
• thai-alphabetic, 9.3.
• tibetan, 9.2.
• tigre, 9.3.
• trad-chinese-formal, 10.3., 11.1.
• trad-chinese-informal, 10.3., 11.1.
• triangle, 8.1.1.
• trinary, 8.1.2.
• type, 8.1.
• unary, 8.1.4.
• upper-alpha, 9.3.
• upper-alpha-symbolic, 9.4.
• upper-armenian, 9.6.
• upper-belorussian, 9.3.
• upper-bulgarian, 9.3.
• upper-hexadecimal, 9.2.
• upper-macedonian, 9.3.
• upper-oromo-qubee, 9.3.
• upper-roman, 9.6.
• upper-russian, 9.3.
• upper-russian-full, 9.3.
• upper-serbo-croatian, 9.3.
• upper-ukrainian, 9.3.
• upper-ukrainian-full, 9.3.
• uses, 8.1.7.
• wolaita, 9.3.
• yemsa, 9.3.