Add support for string literals in CSS list-style-type property #1507
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Fixes #1504
This PR implements support for CSS string literals as
list-style-typevalues, allowing developers to use custom text markers for HTML lists.What's Changed
Previously, the
list-style-typeproperty only supported predefined CSS keywords likedisc,circle,decimal, etc. This implementation adds support for quoted string literals as specified in the CSS specification.Examples
Implementation Details
getListMarkerText()to treat any unrecognized list-style-type value as a string literal"→")list-style-type: none)Technical Changes
getListMarkerText()incore_widget_factory.dartto return unrecognized types as-isbuildListMarker()to handle empty string literals by returningnull(no marker)_isPredefinedListStyleType()helper to distinguish between CSS keywords and string literalsTest Results
This change maintains full backward compatibility while enabling the flexible list styling requested in the original issue.
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