check document direction with sass
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so I want to check document direction to change some styles based on language with SASS
so how to do it with sass
@if document[dir] == rtl {
}
it did not work out
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so I want to check document direction to change some styles based on language with SASS
so how to do it with sass
@if document[dir] == rtl {
}
it did not work out
css angular sass
SASS does not know about this, and neither does CSS as far as I know. You could attach a value to the body with js and then use@at-root body[direction="rtl"] & {}
to match the current setup of the document. Not sure if you could use media queries for this.
– somethinghere
yesterday
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so I want to check document direction to change some styles based on language with SASS
so how to do it with sass
@if document[dir] == rtl {
}
it did not work out
css angular sass
so I want to check document direction to change some styles based on language with SASS
so how to do it with sass
@if document[dir] == rtl {
}
it did not work out
css angular sass
css angular sass
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SASS does not know about this, and neither does CSS as far as I know. You could attach a value to the body with js and then use@at-root body[direction="rtl"] & {}
to match the current setup of the document. Not sure if you could use media queries for this.
– somethinghere
yesterday
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SASS does not know about this, and neither does CSS as far as I know. You could attach a value to the body with js and then use@at-root body[direction="rtl"] & {}
to match the current setup of the document. Not sure if you could use media queries for this.
– somethinghere
yesterday
SASS does not know about this, and neither does CSS as far as I know. You could attach a value to the body with js and then use
@at-root body[direction="rtl"] & {}
to match the current setup of the document. Not sure if you could use media queries for this.– somethinghere
yesterday
SASS does not know about this, and neither does CSS as far as I know. You could attach a value to the body with js and then use
@at-root body[direction="rtl"] & {}
to match the current setup of the document. Not sure if you could use media queries for this.– somethinghere
yesterday
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SASS does not know about this, and neither does CSS as far as I know. You could attach a value to the body with js and then use
@at-root body[direction="rtl"] & {}
to match the current setup of the document. Not sure if you could use media queries for this.– somethinghere
yesterday