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by sergeylukin 13y ago
We could, but then we'd need to know specifically what to reset now, and maintain the resetting styles each time we introduce new language which sounds like something we'd want to avoid.
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by sergeylukin 13y ago
Btw I found :dir pseudo class specification in recent draft: http://dev.w3.org/csswg/selectors4/#dir-pseudo So maybe one day it will be easy to style HTML elements based on direction in multiple directional docume
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by sergeylukin 13y ago
I would only use :lang pseudo class to style direction-specific documents/elements if I'd be certain that no other language of same direction will be added in the future (and I can never be certain in something like that). Actuall
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by sergeylukin 14y ago
Well what would you offer instead?
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