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<title>CSS Containment Test: 'contain: style' for counters (span descendants of &lt;body&gt;)</title>
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<style>
body
{
counter-reset: counter-of-span 13;
}
/*
This creates a new counter identified as "counter-of-span"
and initially sets such counter to 13 (an entirely
arbitrary number)
*/
body
{
contain: style;
}
/*
This will reset the counter to 0.
*/
body span
{
counter-increment: counter-of-span 5;
}
/*
This increments the counter identified as "counter-of-span"
of the step value of 5 (an entirely arbitrary number) each
and every time there is a <span> descendant within the subtree
of body
*/
div
{
font-size: 3em;
}
div::after
{
content: counter(counter-of-span);
}
/*
Now, the generated content after the span is set to the
current value of the counter identified as "counter-of-span"
*/
</style>
<body>
<p> <span></span> <span></span> <span></span> <span></span>
<!-- 4 span inside the <p>. However, since div isn't a sibling of spans,
it creates a new counter.
-->
<p>Test passes if there is the number 0.
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