Ruby-Overhang

ruby-overhang Support Key: [*IE5*]	Other International Properties
	unicode-bidi direction ruby-align ruby-position line-break word-break writing-mode ime-mode	text-justify text-autospace text-kashida-space layout-flow layout-grid layout-grid-mode layout-grid-type layout-grid-line layout-grid-char layout-grid-char-spacing
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What is it?: This property describes how Ruby Text (RT) content will "hang" over other non-ruby content if the RT content is wider than the RUBY content.

Allowed Values
auto
[IE5]: Type: Explicit; Description:
RT content that is wider than the RUBY content hangs above other text content outside the RUBY.
none
[IE5]: Type: Explicit; Description:
RT content that is wider than the RUBY content only hangs above other text content adjacent to the RUBY (not including whitespace outside the RUBY.)
whitespace
[IE5]: Type: Explicit; Description:
RT content that is wider than the RUBY content hangs only above whitespace characters adjacent to the RUBY (not including text outside the RUBY.)

Example: Ext/Doc: ruby { ruby-align: right; ruby-position: above; ruby-overhang: whitespace }; In-Line: <ruby STYLE="ruby-align: right; ruby-position: above;
ruby-overhang: whitespace">Ruby base content<rt>Ruby text</rt></ruby>

Browser Peculiarities

Despite this property being described in Microsoft's references, I could not get the Ruby rendering behavior to work as advertised in IE5 with the 'ruby-overhang' property. For the benefit of the doubt, I am still listing it as supported.