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Twitter Bootstrap CSS that support from RTL languages

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问题 I just discover Twitter Bootstrap and I'm wondering if there is a right-to-left (RTL) version of it. Does anyone know? 回答1: I would suggest this http://pyjamacoder.com/2012/02/01/twitter-bootstrap-v2-rtl-edition/ Demo: http://donaldducky.github.com/bootstrap-rtl/ 回答2: I like this: http://rbootstrap.ir/ It works really well. 回答3: For Bootstrap 3 ; I recommend this library. It works on top of Bootstrap core (think of it as a Bootstrap theme) which gives you the advantage of keeping Bootstrap

Why is a trailing punctuation mark rendered at the start with direction:rtl?

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问题 This is more a sort of curiosity. While working on a multilingual web application I noticed that certain characters like punctuation marks (!?.;,) at the end of a block element are rendered as if they were placed at the beginning instead when the writing direction is right-to-left (as it is the case for certain Asian languages I do not speak). In other words, The string Hello, World! is rendered as !Hello, World when placed in a div block with direction: rtl This becomes even more evident if

android determine if device is in right to left language/layout

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问题 Is there a way to determine if the device is in a right to left language (something like Arabic) as opposed to something that's left to right (English)? Something compatible with older API levels (down to 10) is necessary SOLUTION i ended up using the xml method in the accepted answer. Farther down the line, i also added the code indicated here for instances where I didn't have access to getResources() Identifying RTL language in Android more info This question still gets a lot of traffic;

How can I fill RecyclerView with GridLayoutManager from right to left

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I'm trying to fill some data into a RecyclerView with GridLayoutManager : GridLayoutManager layoutManager = new GridLayoutManager(this, 3, GridLayoutManager.VERTICAL, false); This will fill the data into the grid from left to right . The first item will be put into top-left place, etc. But the app I'm developing is designed for an RTL language, so I need to make it fill from right to left . I tried to change the last argument to true . But it just scrolled the RecyclerView all the way down. Also setting layoutDirection attribute for RecyclerView doesn't work (without considering that my min

RTL shows numbers at the end of lines

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问题 Trying to display a hebrew string that starts with a number, always displays the number at the end of the string like so: 1. יום שישי בבוקר but I need the number to be displayed at the right side of the text- any solution to that? It happens with UILabel & UITextField & UITextView and trying to write the number at the left side also produce the same resault. Playing with combinations of UITextAlignment will doesn't help. 回答1: You don't need to change any setting on UILabel, just put the

How to detect whether a character belongs to a Right To Left language?

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What is a good way to tell whether a string contains text in a Right To Left language. I have found this question which suggests the following approach: public bool IsArabic(string strCompare) { char[] chars = strCompare.ToCharArray(); foreach (char ch in chars) if (ch >= '\u0627' && ch <= '\u0649') return true; return false; } While this may work for Arabic this doesn't seem to cover other RTL languages such as Hebrew. Is there a generic way to know that a particular character belongs to a RTL language? Unicode characters have different properties associated with them. These properties cannot

Right to left Text HTML input

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For my website, i need to provide arabic support. Part of it is to provide input textboxes where when user types in, the new characters have to be appended to the left and the text has to be right aligned. setting the css property to text-align:right didn't work, as i could not get the cursor to come to the left and add letters there. So I removed that property and added direction:RTL Here, the cursor came to the left and text was right aligned. but the newly added characters were not getting appended to the left. Instead they were getting appended to the right end only. How do I fix this?

Close button for TabPages of Right To Left TabControl c#

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问题 I want to add a close button to TabPages of a TabControl . I try this code and it works fine with a Left To Right TabControl: private Point _imageLocation = new Point(13, 5); private Point _imgHitArea = new Point(13, 2); this.tabControl2.DrawMode = System.Windows.Forms.TabDrawMode.OwnerDrawFixed; tabControl2.DrawItem += TabControl2_DrawItem; private void TabControl2_DrawItem(object sender, System.Windows.Forms.DrawItemEventArgs e) { try { Image img = new Bitmap(GestionP.Properties.Resources

Control alignment switching between LTR and RTL languages

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问题 Although this question is general enough to apply to the web, I'm interested in WinForms in particular. The application UI switches between LTR and RTL languages without incident. The only obstacle is placement of labels that are associated with input controls such as text boxes. Left to Right: Right to Left: The label placement on the RTL image should also change accordingly. Is there a generalized, programmatic way to achieve this? 回答1: Option 1 - Mirror Form (mirrors titlebar too) If both

Identifying RTL language in Android

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Is there a way to identify RTL (right-to-left) language, apart from testing language code against all RTL languages? Since API 17+ allows several resources for RTL and LTR, I assume, there should be a way, at least from API 17. Get it from Configuration.getLayoutDirection() : Configuration config = getResources().getConfiguration(); if(config.getLayoutDirection() == View.LAYOUT_DIRECTION_RTL) { //in Right To Left layout } Tim Trueman @cyanide's answer has the right approach but a critical bug. Character.getDirectionality returns the Bi-directional (bidi) character type . Left-to-right text is