Hello, I've noticed that there are still dozens of usages of right or left for positioning, instead of inline-start or inline-end.
This PR replaces those with inline-* corresponding. Using inline-* variants will improve support for RTL languages and can simplify CSS properties in some cases.
IE didn't support inline-* variants but IE reached EoL and Pico CSS v2 dropped its support and all modern browsers support inline-* so now we should be able to use inline-* values everywhere.
(Let me know if this PR is too large. I can split it into small pieces if you like.)
Hello, I've noticed that there are still dozens of usages of
right
orleft
for positioning, instead ofinline-start
orinline-end
.This PR replaces those with
inline-*
corresponding. Usinginline-*
variants will improve support for RTL languages and can simplify CSS properties in some cases.IE didn't support
inline-*
variants but IE reached EoL and Pico CSS v2 dropped its support and all modern browsers supportinline-*
so now we should be able to useinline-*
values everywhere.(Let me know if this PR is too large. I can split it into small pieces if you like.)