Skip RTL for Separator spacing #21525
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This PR removes padding flipping for dots, since they will still render LTR in mobile before:
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Can you clarify this, if they do the same thing, it shouldn't be broken, just duplicated right? |
youknowriad
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Apr 9, 2020
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if a theme copies these styles to define another value for padding padding-left: 1em;it RTL that value will be flipped plus the original one coming from default styles padding-left: 2em; //original
padding-right: 1em; |
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This assumes the theme has RTL support. Very few do I believe. I'm not 100% this PR deserves a dev note. |
No strong feelings here, happy to merge as is. |
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This PR removes padding flipping for dots, since they will still render LTR in mobile
Before:
After:
Some themes also override this value, and they apply the same style, the styles will now be broken on mobile for them, so a dev note should also be included.
possibly something like this?