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🌐 style: improve RTL styling consistency #381
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Hey @TheAwiteb! Any chance you could review this PR before I merge? Everything should look better (more consistent with the LTR tabi styling) on RTL sites. You should see changes almost everywhere, though most are minor. Codeblocks look much better, same as admonitions and the header. |
Yes of course, it's 2 AM, I'll check it in the morning 10~11 AM |
Thank you! There's absolutely no rush :) |
Thank you so much! That's exactly what I needed. I can't reproduce the home page issue on my end, even with the same picture, title and subtitle. I think it might be related to your extra CSS img#banner-home-img {
padding: 0.3rem;
} |
Yes it is, now it's perfect without it. |
Awesome! |
Summary
Replaces directional CSS properties with logical ones to improve support for right-to-left (RTL) languages across the theme's design. This change improves layout and spacing consistency regardless of text direction.
Related issues
#262 #270 #272 #274 #368
Changes
Accessibility
Either unaffected or improved for RTL users.
Type of change
Checklist
theme.toml
with a sane default for the featureconfig.toml
commentstheme.toml
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