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Right-to-left bullet list appears as left-to-right
Environment
Joplin version: 2.6.10 Platform: Linux OS specifics: Ubuntu 20.04
Steps to reproduce
- Create a RTL bullet list
Describe what you expected to happen
I expected the list to appear from right to left
What happened
Could you show the markdown code if possible. How have you written it? Have you used the following tags?
<div dir="rtl">
</div>
It seems to be working for me using the above method...
I have the same system specifics as yours as well as the same version.
Could you show the markdown code if possible. How have you written it? Have you used the following tags?
<div dir="rtl"> </div>
Sorry for the late reply. No haven't used the dir=rtl
directive, because it's supposed to work without it (see #4822).
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No the issue is not fixed yet and needs the community's attention.
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This issue is not fixed yet.
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Still not fixed
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Still not fixed
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I had this issue and find CSS file that can fix this issue for RTL languages.(tested of Persian Only). (tested on Desktop, Win version)
Its not my work. I found this file on here. @tajaddini work.
You should copy "markdown.css" content and paste it on Joplin>Tools>Options>Appearance>Show Advanced Settings>Custom stylesheet for rendered Markdown
After that just restart Joplin and see magic! (don't forget to stom Joplin from task manager on Win)
It has some bugs on checkboxes but It's a good step for fixing that problem.
Joplin 2.10.18 Win version
I had this issue and find CSS file that can fix this issue for RTL languages.(tested of Persian Only). (tested on Desktop, Win version) Its not my work. I found this file on here. @tajaddini work. You should copy "markdown.css" content and paste it on Joplin>Tools>Options>Appearance>Show Advanced Settings>Custom stylesheet for rendered Markdown After that just restart Joplin and see magic! (don't forget to stom Joplin from task manager on Win) It has some bugs on checkboxes but It's a good step for fixing that problem. Joplin 2.10.18 Win version
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i read your css file and the only importent line that makes it work with rtl is where it sets the body direction to rtl. i adjusted the code and build a small css file on my own
` ul:not(ul.jop-noMdConv){ direction:rtl; & li.md-checkbox.joplin-checkbox.maps-to-line{ position:relative; left:3em; & input[type=checkbox]{ margin-left:0.7em; margin-right:1.71em; } } } p.maps-to-line:has(>en,ltr)+*{ direction:ltr; & li.md-checkbox.joplin-checkbox.maps-to-line{ position:relative; left:-3em; & input[type=checkbox]{ margin-left:1.71em; margin-right:0.7em; } }
} `
basicly what it does is select all the lists and set them to direction rtl and adjust the position of the checkbox so it would not override the text. also i added option for rtl where u add html element before the line u want to make rtl and it render that line as rtl. the elements are
<en></en>
or <ltr></ltr>
here is the results
@Guyc1800
Is your code supposed to work on WYSIWYG mode? Is there a way to fix this? Thanks
@Guyc1800
Is your code supposed to work on WYSIWYG mode? Is there a way to fix this? Thanks
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U used the ltr tag which make lists apper normal on the left side