[Introduction] [Submissions] [Tests] [Results]
Let this page load completely! There are about 30 different files that are linked in by this document. They must all load completely for the results to be valid!
There are three types of test.
The most common type has the following format:
0. Description.
The test should be deemed passed (Y) if the paragraph is green.
The test should be deemed failed (N) if the paragraph is unstyled (in its default colours).
The test should be deemed buggy (B) if the paragraph is red.
The second type of test is used to test whether stylesheets for alternate media are ignored and has the following format (note the brackets!):
(0). Description.
The test should be deemed buggy (B) if the paragraph is red.
The test should be deemed maybe (M) if the paragraph is unstyled (in its default colours).
The test should be deemed passed (Y) if all the tests for that browser are either maybe (M) or passed (Y).
The test may be deemed to have failed (N) rather than be deemed maybe (M) at my discretion (and after further investigation), if it turns out that the reason the test is unstyled is because of total lack of support rather than correct implementation.
The third type of test is used to test much more complicated things and is a link to another file:
0. Description. [in another file]
Instructions on how to decide if the test has passed (Y), has maybe (M) passed, is buggy (B), or has failed (N) are in the related file (rules differ for each suite of sub-tests).
If anything is red then there is a bug in the browser! Nothing should ever be red!
This system applies styles using classes, and uses colour to indicate success or failure. Browsers should support both these methods before being subjected to these tests. It would also be a good idea for the browsers to support the cascade properly. If the cascade is not supported, then these results cannot be trusted (especially those involving cross-folder tests).
The style rule applied is:
.class { font-weight: bold; color: green; background: white none; }
The results table is now hosted by Tesremas, my Test Suite Results Management System.