check document direction with sass
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so I want to check document direction to change some styles based on language with SASS
so how to do it with sass
@if document[dir] == rtl
it did not work out
css angular sass
asked Nov 10 at 10:26
Omar Mohmed Abdelhady
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so I want to check document direction to change some styles based on language with SASS
so how to do it with sass
@if document[dir] == rtl
it did not work out
css angular sass
asked Nov 10 at 10:26
Omar Mohmed Abdelhady
64110
SASS does not know about this, and neither does CSS as far as I know. You could attach a value to the body with js and then use@at-root body[direction="rtl"] &to match the current setup of the document. Not sure if you could use media queries for this.
– somethinghere
Nov 10 at 10:29
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so I want to check document direction to change some styles based on language with SASS
so how to do it with sass
@if document[dir] == rtl
it did not work out
css angular sass
asked Nov 10 at 10:26
Omar Mohmed Abdelhady
64110
so I want to check document direction to change some styles based on language with SASS
so how to do it with sass
@if document[dir] == rtl
it did not work out
css angular sass
css angular sass
asked Nov 10 at 10:26
Omar Mohmed Abdelhady
64110
asked Nov 10 at 10:26
Omar Mohmed Abdelhady
64110
asked Nov 10 at 10:26
Omar Mohmed Abdelhady
64110
asked Nov 10 at 10:26
Omar Mohmed Abdelhady
64110
asked Nov 10 at 10:26
Omar Mohmed Abdelhady
64110
64110
SASS does not know about this, and neither does CSS as far as I know. You could attach a value to the body with js and then use@at-root body[direction="rtl"] &to match the current setup of the document. Not sure if you could use media queries for this.
– somethinghere
Nov 10 at 10:29
add a comment |
SASS does not know about this, and neither does CSS as far as I know. You could attach a value to the body with js and then use@at-root body[direction="rtl"] &to match the current setup of the document. Not sure if you could use media queries for this.
– somethinghere
Nov 10 at 10:29
SASS does not know about this, and neither does CSS as far as I know. You could attach a value to the body with js and then use
@at-root body[direction="rtl"] & to match the current setup of the document. Not sure if you could use media queries for this.– somethinghere
Nov 10 at 10:29
SASS does not know about this, and neither does CSS as far as I know. You could attach a value to the body with js and then use
@at-root body[direction="rtl"] & to match the current setup of the document. Not sure if you could use media queries for this.– somethinghere
Nov 10 at 10:29
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SASS does not know about this, and neither does CSS as far as I know. You could attach a value to the body with js and then use
@at-root body[direction="rtl"] &to match the current setup of the document. Not sure if you could use media queries for this.– somethinghere
Nov 10 at 10:29