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lonekorean, 23 days ago

Are folks using things like margin-inline as shorthand for left/right and margin-block as shorthand for top/bottom?

Or do you avoid that because of writing-mode/direction/text-orientation?

Or are those not really a concern in your usage? #css

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keithjgrant, 23 days ago

@lonekorean totally. So convenient!

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Meyerweb, 23 days ago

@lonekorean I’m using them that way, almost exclusively now.

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siblingpastry, 23 days ago (edited 23 days ago)

@lonekorean I don't use them as syntactical shorthand, because they're not. They're different properties that mean something different.

But I do use them, when it's necessary to support multiple writing modes.

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