Recently, CSS has supported "logical" direction based properties for margin, padding, border, etc!

Previous to this, we were able to define properties based on physical directions like left, right, etc. This was a problem when different writing modes come into play, such as Arabic which is written from right to left, or traditional Chinese, Japanese, which are written from top to bottom.

👉 These new properties automatically adjust to the writing mode without the need for media queries.

"block" indicates main axis of writing mode (top to bottom for English)

"inline" indicates the cross axis of the writing mode (left to right for English)

You can combine this to create different properties for margin, padding, border, size and inset

👉 margin-block-end
👉 padding-inline
👉 border-inline-start
👉 inline-size
👉 block-size

✨ This also has the benefit that it provides shorthands like margin-inline which sets both left and right margin

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