Testing Statement #15 Below of Section 5.2.1 of CSS1 Spec

15. A small-caps font may be synthesized by electronically scaling uppercase letters from a normal font.

PASS CRITERIA:

If statement #15 above is passed, then:

This paragraph has a font family of serif, a font style of italic, a font variant of small-caps, a font weight of bold, a font size of 12pt, and a font of null (default case). The matching of the UA should have been successful against all of these properties.

This paragraph has a font family of sans-serif, a font style of italic, a font variant of small-caps, a font weight of bold, a font size of 12pt, and a font of null (default case). The matching of the UA should have been successful against all of these properties.

This paragraph has a font family of cursive, a font style of italic, a font variant of small-caps, a font weight of bold, a font size of 12pt, and a font of null (default case). The matching of the UA should have been successful against all of these properties.

This paragraph has a font family of fantasy, a font style of italic, a font variant of small-caps, a font weight of bold, a font size of 12pt, and a font of null (default case). The matching of the UA should have been successful against all of these properties.

This paragraph has a font family of monospace, a font style of italic, a font variant of small-caps, a font weight of bold, a font size of 12pt, and a font of null (default case). To move directly to the next test, click here.