There are various problems with right-to-left pages (arabic, hebrew, etc.), all caused by explicit left / right attributes in the CSS. For example,
- alignment/margins of the elements in the
thead and tfoot
- left-hand column has no right-hand border
- sort icons at wrong end of label
A common fix for these problems is to add an RTL override for each rule that contains a left or right attribute. e.g.
.foo {
text-align: left;
margin-right: 10px;
}
[dir=rtl] .foo {
text-align: right;
margin-right: inherit;
margin-left: 10px;
}Of course, the majority of sites are LTR only, and no doubt people will complain of unncessary bloat.
Are you interested in RTL issues? I want to check before I spend time creating a PR.
There are various problems with right-to-left pages (arabic, hebrew, etc.), all caused by explicit left / right attributes in the CSS. For example,
theadandtfootA common fix for these problems is to add an RTL override for each rule that contains a
leftorrightattribute. e.g.Of course, the majority of sites are LTR only, and no doubt people will complain of unncessary bloat.
Are you interested in RTL issues? I want to check before I spend time creating a PR.