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If Eyal handled that I guess it would be fine.

In CSS there's a standard for RTL ready design, which means that you make
your entire design as agnostic as possible in terms of directionality and
then when you add `dir=rtl` or `direction: rtl` to the body or the entire
HTML it flips correctly, it requires maintenance and good understanding of
all the features, Mozilla even promoted a standard where the developer
would use start or end instead of left or right and then applying RTL is
way simpler. (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/text-align
for example)

I'm not sure it's applicable in this case but it will eliminate a lot of
headache if it's possible and it will also allow porting all the templates
with minimum effort.

Yaron Shahrabani

<DevOps - Hebrew translator>



On Mon, Mar 10, 2025 at 9:45 AM Heiko Tietze <
heiko.tietze@documentfoundation.org> wrote:

Could imagine there exist some RTL standards for letters. We probably
cannot just flip the content and have to share extra templates. Any form
of guidance or just opinion is welcome.

On 10.03.25 00:05, Yaron Shahrabani wrote:

Is there any way we can provide some RTL guidance?


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