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Now when using bootstrap in RTL I used to use this:
[dir=rtl] { .float-left { float: right; } .float-right { float: left; }; }
I think bootstrap should use float-start, float-end instead of float-left, float-right to stop rtl confusion, like this:
.float-start { float: left; } .float-end { float: right; };
So I could write:
[dir=rtl] { .float-start { float: right; } .float-end { float: left; }; }
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This would be a breaking change, and would need to happen in a major version bump
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@wolfy1339 is correct, and we're aware this would be the preferred approach to directional properties. Thanks!
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Now when using bootstrap in RTL I used to use this:
I think bootstrap should use float-start, float-end instead of float-left, float-right to stop rtl confusion, like this:
So I could write:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: