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* Fix homepage title Fixed homepage title bug, now the homepage will display the title from `content/index.md` instead of the constant `React`. * Update index.md Change title to "React" to keep same
* Start of the typescript page * Intro * Intro * Use State * Use Reducer * Start of context * Use Ref * Events * Wrap up 1st draft * Better titles * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Tom Sherman <the.tomsherman@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Lenz Weber-Tronic <mail@lenzw.de> * Note types/react and types/react-dom, and tone down the usecontext null check * Feedback * Given a 2nd run through of the doc * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ricky <rickhanlonii@gmail.com> * Document where `State` is coming from * Link what inferred types are * Remove "knock-on" We already say "cause" which makes "knock-on" a bit redundant * Move useRef TS usage to useRef reference page dropped useEffect since there's nothing specific about this hook. * Add installation section * Link to framework specific guides * Edits * Edit footer * Rm useRef docs --------- Co-authored-by: Tom Sherman <the.tomsherman@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Lenz Weber-Tronic <mail@lenzw.de> Co-authored-by: Ricky <rickhanlonii@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Sebastian Silbermann <sebastian.silbermann@klarna.com>
* [WIP] Add UI for canary releases * yellow * Switch to icon and gray * Wording, alignment, and rm flex * Heading alignment
* change docs * add docs for create react app * remove * Update src/content/learn/tutorial-tic-tac-toe.md --------- Co-authored-by: Ricky <rickhanlonii@gmail.com>
* fix: remove Hong Kong from choosing-the-state-structure closes Improper examples #5955 * change boolean style for rendering
* Update TailwindCSS & Install rtl-detect 1- Update TailwindCSS to use the logical properities such as `ps-1` instead of `pl-1`. there are logical properities for margin, padding, inset, and text direction. 2- Install `rtl-detect` detect if the language is RTL direction. Note: this might be uninstalled if we use the manual way to specify rtl language. * add `siteConfig.isRTL` * add `dir` attribute to the root element * edit some tw classes to utilize logical properties instead of directions properties (e.g. `pr-0` to `pe-0`) * edit some tw classes to utilize logical properties instead of directions properties (e.g. `pr-0` to `pe-0`) * edit some tw classes to utilize logical properties instead of directions properties (e.g. `pr-0` to `pe-0`) * edit some tw classes to utilize logical properties instead of directions properties (e.g. `pr-0` to `pe-0`) * Refactor TW classes: Use logical properties over directional properties. * Revert "Refactor TW classes: Use logical properties over directional properties." This reverts commit df9620d944d9a47c5394b26fe4e3536ba3031333. * Refactor TW classes: Use logical properties over directional properties. * Refactor TW classes: Use logical properties over directional properties. * Refactor TW classes: Use logical properties over directional properties. * Add `start` and `end` directions to the `IconNavArrow` * Add Note about `isRTL` prop * Refactor TW classes: Use logical properties over directional properties. * Refactor TW classes: Use logical properties over directional properties. * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * set dir attr of `CodeBlock` to `ltr` even the page dir is `rtl` * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * Add `start` and `end` directions to some icons * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * set dir attr of `ConsoleBlock` to `ltr` to overwrite the dir of root element * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * set dir=ltr on inline code blocks to overwrite <html dir="rtl"> in some languages * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * set translate=no, dir=ltr on `TerminalBlock` to overwrite <html dir="rtl"> in rtl languages * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * fix some direction styles * fix arrow directions in rtl * remove `rtl-detect` and set `siteConfig.isRTL` manually * fix `Breadcrumbs`'s arrow direction in rtl languages * fix some directions of the search modal for RTL languages * hard setting dir=ltr to Sandpack to overwrite rtl languages dir * Refactor TW classes: use logical properties over directional properties * remove my notes * fix: rerverse space-x-* in rtl * rebase with the main branch * remove unnecessary alt * add `start` & `end` display directions to the Chevron Icon * rebase with the main branch
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