Using a technique similar to what has been implemented here: http://responsiveemailpatterns.com/patterns/layout/source-order-shift.html
I suspect it will be difficult because of the way the entire table must be constructed. Might it be possible though to create a group:
<mj-section>
<mj-column-group shift-direction="standard">
<mj-column><mj-text /></mj-column>
<mj-column><mj-text /></mj-column>
</mj-column-group">
<mj-column-group shift-direction="reverse">
<mj-column><mj-text /></mj-column>
<mj-column><mj-text /></mj-column>
</mj-column-group">
</mj-section>
This would allow the compiler to know which set of HTML etc to use when creating the container table?
Hello !
We're now supporting in MJML 3 direction="rtl"on mj-section. It will reverse column order in a section when displayed in desktop mode.
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Hello !
We're now supporting in MJML 3
direction="rtl"onmj-section. It will reverse column order in a section when displayed in desktop mode.