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Fix text direction for URL and email fields in block editor for RTL languages #68188
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fix: Add ltr for email and url
im3dabasia f7a4b97
style: Add CSS for email/url in component
im3dabasia 45b4c1a
fix: Revert extra file change
im3dabasia ec40ab8
fix: add ltr for email and url in the textcontrol component
im3dabasia cd76c64
revert: Changes for textcontrol reverted
im3dabasia 286ab47
fix: Add directionStyles for input-control-styles
im3dabasia 24f0dac
style: Add direction ltr for email and url for rtl languages
im3dabasia a08d261
style: Add ltr for placeholder
im3dabasia 217daed
doc: Add log for InputControl ltr alignment change
im3dabasia 47fc49e
fix: Remove ltr CSS for placeholder
im3dabasia 10cbcb5
doc: Add Log in unreleased section and updated log to refer to PR
im3dabasia ea7f078
doc: Remove log in the Bug Fixes header
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If you reference the props directly, you should be able to output CSS conditionally. A possible approach would be something like this:
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Any reason why we would prefer this over plain CSS selectors? I think in general we should use plain CSS instead of JS when possible, since it will be simpler both in terms of lines of code and runtime work. Another reason is that we are actually planning to move off of CSS-in-JS (#66806).
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I did it for consistency with existing approaches (
sizeStyles
,customPaddings
, etc.). But if we are planning to move off of CSS-in-JS, I think the plain CSS is better.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Hey @t-hamano , I have reverted back to using CSS. Please review my work once again.