Open mhalsubhi opened 4 years ago
I’m pretty sure browsers will automatically interpret Arabic text as right-to-left, even without an explicit dir=rtl
attribute.
According to my understanding actually, it's not because the default value of dir
attribute is ltr
even if the browser's language is set to Arabic, the browser will set the correct direction automatically if the default value of dir
is auto
see this example
also, the issue it is becoming very hard to read when mixing Arabic and English here's how we read it before fix
the blue arrows (number 3) it's difficult and uncomfortable to read
here's how we read it after fix this is the comfortable and correct way we read Arabic mixed with English.
The Arabic language is "RTL(Right-to-left)" language, so I change the direction of GUIDE_ar.md file to RTL by contain each element inside
div
withdir="rtl"
attribute