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问题 I have a simple html textarea, the body has RTL style and so textarea inherits the style from body. So the problem is following. Problem: I have to display the following text into text area using $("#myTextArea").val("text from an ajax result comes here"). The text is following, پاکستان کا کل رقبہ 796096-0-0 مربع کلو میٹرز ہے۔ and the rest of the text is similar and takes several lines. Now the number in the Urdu text is actually 796096-0-0 but it is displayed reverse. There are several such

问题 Position of navigation buttons in RTL languages are not correct in iPad Position of navigation button in iPad and iPhone is different when device language is set to Arabic (RTL) Could anyone please guide why this is happening and how to fix this? Thanks in advance for any help provided. Below are the screenshot and details of the device: 1. RTL_iPad_Retina_iOS8.4 (device having incorrect position of buttons) Device: iPad Retina OS: iOS 8.4 2. RTL_iPhone_6sPlus_iOS10.2 Device: iPhone 6s plus

问题 Using restructured texts is an easy way for writing formatted texts. But there are some problems regarding to left to right languages. I appreciate any helpful comment to solve these problems or at least some helpful guidance. I usually use rst2html to convert rst files to htmls. 1- "section-numbering" always produces left to right numbering while in right to left languages like Farsi, Arabic, Urdu, and Hebrew the order of numbers must be reversed. The digits of numbers have the same position

问题 I'm creating and adding TextViews in linear layout dynamically, whenever I'm applying layoutAmount.setRotationY(180); the layout changes its direction which is right, but the words of TextViews inside it also changes direction which is wrong, for example, if the word is sorry its becomes yrros, how can I apply RTL correctly Thanks! 回答1: setLayoutDirection will set layout direction according to the language -Make sure that use layout gravity start and end public static void setLanguage(Context

问题 Flow direction in my WPF window is set to RightToLeft like so: <TextBlock FlowDirection="RightToLeft" x:Name="test"> In code if I do test.Text = "(2/3)"; I see (2/3) But if I do test.Text = "asdf (2/3)"; I see (asdf (2/3 What's going on here? Why is it that starting the text with a string changes the positioning of the brackets? 回答1: I am not sure, but another more complex workaround is: Friday, February 12, 2010 5:10 PM Ben Ronco - MSFT Unfortunately this is a bug that we have recently

问题 I am trying to scroll text (list elements actually) from right to left. Here is HTML code <div id="slider-txt"> <ul> <li class="islide">text 1</li> <li class="islide">text 2</li> </ul> </div> my CSS #slider-txt { position:relative; width: 590px; } #slider-txt ul { list-style-type: none; position: absolute; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; } #slider-txt ul li { text-align: right; } and the jQuery var box = $('#slider-txt'); if (box.length == 0) { return; } var ul = box.find('ul'); var li = $('

问题 There is a way to create a right-to-left text-direction select tag in HTML? The following works in IE, but in Firefox only align the text and in Chrome nothing... <select dir="rtl"> <select style="direction: rtl;"> 回答1: In Firefox I think you'll also need to set bidi-override: <select dir="rtl" style="direction: rtl; unicode-bidi: bidi-override;"> <option style="direction: rtl; unicode-bidi: bidi-override;">test</option> </select> 回答2: It works fine for me on Chrome 8.x dev. I'm sure it is a

问题 Can anyone tell me what do I do wrong? :( I have 2 Spinners and two TextViews that I want to align right. I have set everything to right but still everything is left aligned. Here is how it looks like: But I want it too look like this: And here is my XML code: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" android:layout_width="match_parent" android:layout_height="match_parent" android:orientation="vertical" android:layout

问题 So I'm trying to add hebrew support to my android app. I had to change the version to 2.2 so it would have built-in hebrew fonts. Some things in the layout has messed up but I fixed them. But one thing has left - for some reason, when forcing hebrew locale, ONE of my layouts gets messed up... No idea why. And even when using the SAME layout for both locales (English and Hebrew) it's still get messed up this way (But the texts still stick to the left) Here is the normal layout (Graph is taking

问题 I have a GridLayout in one of my layouts. I want to place items from right to left, Which means I want to have cell(1,1) in top right of my layout. I have tested these codes in GridView so far: 1- android:gravity="right" and android:layout_gravity="right" but it doesn't work. 2- I also tested android:layoutDirection="rtl" and it doesn't work too. how can I place items from right to left? 回答1: Here is a workaround add this line to your GridView in XML: android:rotationY="180" then add the same