| Text direction for RTL languages | Gholfali | 12/29/11 6:17 AM | Hi all,so far I could change the text direction in title and subtitle and byline. Can anybody help me to change the text direction in the main article body. |
| Re: Text direction for RTL languages | Cassie Doll | 12/29/11 12:51 PM | If you check out this page it explains the structure of a basic article layout:http://support.google.com/producer/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=2381856&topic=1694363&ctx=topic So I'm thinking that .columnContent { direction:rtl;} would change the dir |
| Re: Text direction for RTL languages | Gholfali | 12/30/11 1:14 AM | Thanks Cassie,As you said it works for the text, but overall structure is structure is still "ltr", which is not a big problem. Hope that Google fix it in near future!Now I'm happy. |
| Re: Text direction for RTL languages | mramzi | 4/18/12 3:13 AM | Gholfali can you please tell how you fix "rtl" problem for text ? |
| Re: Text direction for RTL languages | Gholfali | 4/22/12 2:23 AM | Go to the currents producer websitein "Sections" select you website/feed/...in article template select costume.add:.columnContent { direction:rtl;}somewhere there. I have put it after a.seeOriginalLink {.....} |
| Re: Text direction for RTL languages | mramzi | 4/22/12 5:42 AM | Many thanks I already do it and it worked perfectly, waiting for structure edit and hope it'll be soon |
| Re: Text direction for RTL languages | HussainAkbar | 9/6/12 12:30 AM | I went and changed all the text-align tags to right and direction:rtl in the article template. Looks mighty nice now. However, there is no template available for any of the section templates which one can similarly edit. Specifically, section templat |
| Re: Text direction for RTL languages | BizUyghur | 11/5/12 1:02 PM | Did you able to find section template (tablet/phone) somewhere? I have the same problem and I would appreciate if you could post your code. |
| Re: Text direction for RTL languages | HussainAkbar | 11/5/12 8:38 PM | I put in the direction='rtl' attribute in all the headings that I could find and the alignment is now correct. The only remaining issue is that when text flows into two columns, the text starts from the left column instead of the right. See: http:// |
| Re: Text direction for RTL languages | Shay Levi | 12/6/12 7:04 PM | Cassie, HiThis is my code (the default), where I need to enter the tags? <style>a.seeOriginalLink { background-color: #EDEDED; border: 1px solid #DCDCDC; color: #333; cursor: pointer; display: block; font-family: 'Currents-Regular-Sans'; marg |