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WordPress is so powerful.. but yet it is so weak with RTL Languages like Arabic and Hebrew... I need to have the Front-End in Arabic and Admin area to stay in English and of course LTR.. If I use the Arabic version of WordPress. Everything including the admin area will be in Arabic and RTL. which will not be suitable at all. In the same time. Visually editing an Arabic post should be in RTL while the HTML view should be LTR.. I can see that MU version on wordpress.com can have admin area in English while the frontend is in Arabic. How to do that? Andrew WordPress's back end can handle Arabic

I use iTextpdf on java in order to generate stamped PDFs, sometimes the generated PDF is in Arabic and I am facing a funny problem. To let the Arabic page being created from Right To Left (RTL) I use tables and cells which have the property PdfPCell.setRunDirection(PdfWriter.RUN_DIRECTION_RTL) . When I use this property Arabic does not show at all, if I avoid the call to this property Arabic strings are correctly showed, this means I shouldn't have problems with fonts and I don't really know if this is an issue with iText or I'm just missing something. Here a small piece of code which shows an

I'm using new forms feature Right-to-Left, it works well except MasterDetail hamburger menu icon. It stays on the left side and I need to move it to right whem localization is changed. Any ideas or could somebody help me with custom renderer? well not impossible but some dirty coding is needed: please check the solution here as recap: To force the layout RTL and LTR on IOS: 1- Create this class/service using System; using System.IO; using Xamarin.Forms; using yourproject.iOS; using yourproject.database; using ObjCRuntime; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using UIKit; using System

I'm trying to add some text to my plot which is RTL (in this case, Hebrew). After some work managed to get it to display the text, but it's displayed LTR (meaning, in the reverese order). I've dug into the reference and did extensive search online and nothing came up. An example for what I'm using: import matplotlib.pyplot as plt plt.text(0.5, 0.5, u'שלום כיתה א', name = 'Arial') plt.show() and it displays 'א התיכ םלוש'. In case you can't see the Hebrew, it's as if i'd input 'Hello', and the output would be 'olleH'. I can't simply reverse the input since it's mixed LTR and RTL. Every help

In a TextView, when a text starts with a Hebrew letter, the entire text is shown in RTL mode. The problem is that in my case only the first word is in Hebrew, while the entire sentence is in English, so instead of דני went to school the user sees went to school דני (the first word is in the end of the sentence, when reading in English) How can I prevent this from happening and force the text to start from the left? Unicode characters are intrisectly LTR or RTL. In most situations, the whole text takes its orientation from the first character. Hebrew character are RTL. See http://en.wikipedia