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StyleX converts textAlign:start/end into CSS like this, which means those properties don't work correctly inside subtrees using the dir prop. This is a relatively urgent issue internally.
We should remove this transform. (A broader task is to remove the legacy RTL selectors for style sheets altogether.)
Expected behavior
textAlign:start/end work correctly
Steps to reproduce
textAlign:end
See style sheet changed end to right and scoped it to html[dir]
Test case
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Additional comments
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AFAIK, this only happens in the legacy-expand-shorthands config which is what we use internally. (If this happens in any other config that would be a very urgent issue)
Internally we depend on this behaviour for older browsers but I think there is a way to add fallback styles for older browsers while resolving this issue.
Describe the issue
StyleX converts textAlign:start/end into CSS like this, which means those properties don't work correctly inside subtrees using the
dir
prop. This is a relatively urgent issue internally.We should remove this transform. (A broader task is to remove the legacy RTL selectors for style sheets altogether.)
Expected behavior
textAlign:start/end work correctly
Steps to reproduce
end
toright
and scoped it tohtml[dir]
Test case
No response
Additional comments
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: