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** ... or you can go to about:config and set <tt>intl.uidirection.en</tt> to rtl.
** ... or you can go to about:config and set <tt>intl.uidirection.en</tt> to rtl.
* For RTL compatibility, for margins, padding and borders, don't use <tt>*-left</tt> or <tt>*-right</tt> but <tt>*-start</tt> and <tt>*-end</tt>);
* For RTL compatibility, for margins, padding and borders, don't use <tt>*-left</tt> or <tt>*-right</tt> but <tt>*-start</tt> and <tt>*-end</tt>);
* when there is no special RTL-aware property (eg. float: left|right) available, add the pseudo :-moz-locale-dir(ltr|rtl)
* write "padding: 0 3px 4px;" instead of "padding: 0 3px 4px 3px;". This makes it more obvious that the padding is symmetrical (so RTL won't be an issue);
* write "padding: 0 3px 4px;" instead of "padding: 0 3px 4px 3px;". This makes it more obvious that the padding is symmetrical (so RTL won't be an issue);
* Usually, if <tt>margin</tt> or <tt>padding</tt> has 4 values, something is wrong. If the left and right values are asymmetrical, you're supposed to use <tt>-start</tt> and <tt>-end</tt>. If the values are symmetrical, so use only 3 values (see previous tip);
* Usually, if <tt>margin</tt> or <tt>padding</tt> has 4 values, something is wrong. If the left and right values are asymmetrical, you're supposed to use <tt>-start</tt> and <tt>-end</tt>. If the values are symmetrical, so use only 3 values (see previous tip);
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