GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 722514
Drop margin-left and margin-right property and use margin-start and margin-end instead
Last modified: 2018-03-26 15:34:20 UTC
See bug 710238.
Ugh, well this will be a sticky ugly change. Things to consider when making a patch for this: o We need to support the old properties for projects targetting versions of GTK+ which have the old properties o We probably dont want to clutter the UI with both versions of the said properties o Ideally editing a project that has "margin-right" & "margin-left", and when changing the target GTK+ version to a newer version that has "margin-start" "margin-end" available, we will want an undoable way to automatically convert these properties.
It took me quite sometime to dig the history of margin-start / margin-end, and land here. I got a bit confused here ( thought margin-start / margin-end were new additional properties in addition to the other 4 properties ). Things became clear after looking into bug 710238. FWIW, it would be great to at least add a deprecation warning, so that users will not use margin-left / margin-right moving forward. In its current state, glade seems to indirectly propagate the use of margin-left / margin-right ( though not intentional ), which gtk+ wants to badly avoid.
Relevant bug: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=744095
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