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Use columns block for the parallelogram style (#16)
This avoids the complex mutliply-nested blocks and makes the block style less reliant on a custom class. On mid-sized screens, we switch to plain horizontally-overlapping rectangles, and on small screens we stack the columns, and vertically-overlap. Also, remove the parallelogram styles from the editor display. The skew and positioning don't work well in the editor context.
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* appear on the front end.
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@import "settings/colors";
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@import "../../pub/wporg/css/settings/structure";
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@import "settings/structure";
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@import "objects/pullquote";
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@import "utilities/utilities";
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// Un-parallelogram the columns in the editor– `skew` doesn't play well with the nesting of editor components.
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.block-editor-block-list__block-edit {
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.is-style-wporg-parallelogram {
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.wp-block-column {
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@include breakpoint( $breakpoint-tablet ) {
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transform: skew(0);
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&:last-child {
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position: static;
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z-index: auto;
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top: auto;
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left: auto;
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right: auto;
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padding-left: 0;
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}
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> * {
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transform: skew(0);
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}
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}
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}
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}
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}
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// font-family and face, etc?
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