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Provide containers for page previews examples In storybook we avoid position absolute but this deviation from how they behave in reality could lead to subtle differences that impact the rendering of previews. It also doesn't allow to see the preview in the context of the link which is an important part of visually verifying the position of the pokey arrow. This also allows us to rethink the broken RTL mode. We now scope LTR rules to a LTR class that is present on the container, and use the CSSJanus parsed stylesheet for RTL. Change-Id: I189019824ddd6aa759790fd162ffcd543619a953 |
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LESS imports from Mediawiki-core
The following files:
- mediawiki.mixins
- mediawiki.mixins.animation
- mediawiki.mixins.less
are LESS files containing one-line imports that correspond to files in mediawiki-core. This file structure is required to mimick ResourceLoaders LESS module-import behaviour.
ResourceLoader can resolve LESS modules with file paths like @import "mediawiki.ui/variables".
Webpack however, cannot do this easily. The default LESS resolver requires
files ending in ".less", and although webpack can create an alias to a
module, that alias cannot include a path separator.
The webpack LESS-loader treats imports that don't begin with a relative or absolute filepath as coming from the current directory (.i.e. "./"). However it provides an option to specify a custom module resolution path. That path is set to this folder, and LESS files that can't be resolved by either relative or absolute paths are searched for here.
Since this custom resolver requires also requires a ".less" extension, files are duplicated so that "mediawiki.mixins" and "mediawiki.mixins.less" can both be resolved.