[docs] Provide an alternative to right-to-left #25584
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Adding `dir="rtl"` to the `<body>` element is only one solution for configuring RTL for native components. You can also wrap them in a lower-level div, as long as it is the parent of all your UI components. This is helpful because `<body>` is often defined as a template outside the scope of a React app, whereas a `<div>` that wraps the entire application can be easily controlled from an application component like a language switching toggle.
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@dariusk It's a great first pull request on Material-UI 👌🏻. Thank you for working on it! |
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Note that it doesn't work with portals, and that the specs recommend to put it in the |
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Updating the right-to-left language guide to reflect that adding
dir="rtl"to the<body>element is only one solution for configuring RTL for native components. You can also wrap them in a lower-level div, as long as it is the parent of all your UI components. This is helpful because<body>is often defined as a template outside the scope of a React app, whereas a<div>that wraps the entire application can be easily controlled from an application component like a language switching toggle.