These rules were being kept for cached content, but were
actually breaking Firefox by triggering a multi-part selection.
Bug: T271614
Change-Id: I83fb4aab88fe1f34bc59d1da18ae8a6a4838a831
Content blocks always output a directionality class. It defaults
to LTR as most code is LTR, but it is allowed to set it to RTL
by adding a dir attribute to the <syntaxhiglight> block.
Use this class to do CSS flipping instead of CSSJanus, as this
class indicates the direction of the code.
Bug: T271792
Change-Id: I084550c2775febf13596addfb3598d6ae1afa2db
* direction:ltr default is not required as every block
gets an mw-content-ltr/rtl class and dir=ltr/rtl attr
* float rules for line numbers are no longer used as
they are now position:absolute
Change-Id: I417ae969bf969b7cb25fbcf9ca3b1457c7bc6549
no-descending-specificity:
Expected selector ".mw-highlight.mw-content-ltr .linenos" to come before
selector ".mw-highlight a:hover .linenos"
Change-Id: Ib8bd3dcc83058c6935b6b6c472554e3c1fa01eda
* Render a solid gutter that can take 3-4 digit line numbers
* Position line numbers absolutely in the gutter
* Add padding to code so that it doesn't wrap into the gutter
Change-Id: I7abb87452ad61808dad32b41c1d2d86b8ababb28
This makes them unselectable in more browsers as the
user-select fix isn't supported everywhere (e.g. Safari).
Bug: T32773
Change-Id: I274632a1055e1f85679fbb29c81629104cc8b222
