RTL Support #175
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Would love to hear more about the strategy that goes into this. I'd love to have this part of the library :). |
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Actually you could probably just use @ded's awesome rtl tool. https://github.com/ded/R2 |
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and if you're not into Node, it has been ported to Ruby as a gem |
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And for those who are not into Ruby and Node, would it be a good idea for bootstrap to provide a rtl.less & rtl.css file that could be referenced when needed? |
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well, technically those crazy bootstrap folk can vendor R2 and add a simple make task that builds another file. it's as easy as |
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Yeah, that makes sense. I'll try to get a rtl version in for 1.3 |
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sadly r2 can't quite handle our css, so this definitely isn't going to be happening for 1.3. Bootstrap is too huge for a manual solution though -- i might try to send some pull requests to r2 at some point and see if i can get it working a bit better for us. |
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yeah, the major quirk with R2 at the moment is that it isn't handling nested [@]media queries. @media (min-width:500px) {
p {
color: red
}
}this is a known issue and i've been toying around with a fix for it |
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Well, we don't have any media query stuff, but i only really spent like 10 minutes trying to get it working :P i think there was some weird stuff where we had lopsided margins and they weren't getting reversed, so things stacked in odd ways and text wasn't aligned right. i dunno. No big deal |
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you need |
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oooooooooooooo i'll try that! thanks sir |
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My first attempt to do this failed. Mainly because of the combined declarations of padding and margin that specify three values for top, right, bottom but not left, like: |
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are you able to see what it output? |
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i just confirmed this and there's no bug in R2 with this.
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Oh, that's a great notice :-) Never new this before! I will redo the test again after updating the files. Thanks, On Monday, November 21, 2011, Dustin Diaz <
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Done. Please check it here: |
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congrats |
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We'll be having media queries in 2.0 - which this still won't work for right? |
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Sorry, but I don't understand your question. |
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i think that question was for me. in which case, the answer is no, and in the meantime, the only other way that i know of right now, is to use Google's CSS Janus (an even older project I worked on) |
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Why won't this work with media queries? Do we close this issue out without supporting it, or is there a way we can do it? |
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We have to do it manually was just my point. I think it's still worth doing, so I wouldn't close this out yet. |
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To generate, can we remove the @media, use the r2 tools and put them back? Or fix https://github.com/ded/R2 so it works with media query. |
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I think for now we're going to leave r2l support be the responsibility of the developer. In the future maybe we'll try to offer some build tools to make this easier - but it's not on the immediate roadmap. |
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here's a recently released FULL RTL copy of bootstrap including JS/glyphicons |
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Try this tool http://daif.net/script/flipcss.phps |
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I think you should reconsider RTL support... There's no convenient RTLed version of bootstrap out there! |
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Second this -- it's very important for several projects I'll be working on. |
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@BenjaminRH We still waiting for that. ty |
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R2 win, simply great: https://github.com/ded/R2 |
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Hey there, R2 has become quite a lot powerful including support for skipping certain rules and @media rules support. Still a no go? |
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Would be great to have support for right-to-left languages.
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