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[Meta] Add missing RTL rules in core CSS files.

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Created on 18 October 2014, about 10 years ago
Updated 8 August 2023, over 1 year ago

I have created a script that automatically finds most missing RTL rules in core CSS files. It involves python, a patched css-flip, and some diff processing. The script and instructions on how to use it can be found at https://github.com/hero-m/drupal-rtl-checker.

I have attached the output of the script here, and will try to update it regularly as issues get fixed, so you don't have to run the script yourself.

You can open sub-issues to fix specific parts of the output, and link them to this issue.

Just two notes when fixing the issues:

  1. Check if the LTR properties already have an RTL equivalent. If so, just add the /* LTR */ comment to the end of the LTR property.
  2. If the LTR property has four values, do NOT include the -top/-bottom values in the RTL property. Instead only override the -left/-right values in the RTL property. for example, if the LTR property is:
      padding: 0 20px 10px 0;

    The RTL override should look like this:

      padding-right: 0;
  padding-left: 20px;
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Status

Needs work

Version

9.5

Component
CSS  →

Last updated 5 days ago

Created by

🇮🇷Iran herom

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