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CSS logical properties are currently ordered before their conventional counterparts when it should be the other way around because of CSS' cascading nature.
Logical properties should be placed later so that if the browser doesn't support the property then it will fallback to the normal properties.
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Hmm, I was thinking about it more like the logical properties are less "specific", similar to how shorthand properties like margin come before more specific ones like margin-left — something could be inline-start in general but need to be right no matter what the writing mode is.
Not shutting down the suggestion, but I'll leave this open for other feedback since it'd be a breaking change.
CSS logical properties are currently ordered before their conventional counterparts when it should be the other way around because of CSS' cascading nature.
Logical properties should be placed later so that if the browser doesn't support the property then it will fallback to the normal properties.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: