Comment 34 for bug 114441

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In , Erich (eiseli) wrote :

<email address hidden> wrote on 2000-03-27 11:48:
> IE5 has this feature and does "advertises" it as one if its I18N features

I don't know how the support is in IE 5.5. In IE 5, the simple ruby (see
the "world wide web" example above) does indeed work. However complex ruby like
this one is not yet supported (the rendering is a complete rubbish):

<ruby>
  <rbc>
    <rb>10</rb>
    <rb>31</rb>
    <rb>2002</rb>
  </rbc>
  <rtc>
    <rt>Month</rt>
    <rt>Day</rt>
    <rt>Year</rt>
  </rtc>
  <rtc>
    <rt rbspan="3">Expiration Date</rt>
  </rtc>
</ruby>