Actually that is something we have a struggle with and could do with some help on – would you be able to experiment…?

Yes Sure

*I remember a few years ago was the RTL button in the SPF dashboard

yes. when there was a fixed layout and you couldnt really move elements around… now with themes, the different layouts that are possible are endless… doesnt mean they cannot be  RTL, just we cannot force it with a simple option… it really has to be done at the wp theme level, just like with wp themes…

As Andy mentions, we have been wanting to try to create an RTL theme we could offer, but need help.  Thanks for offering!  will let Andy pick it back up with you…

Do you have a temporary solution for me?

it has to be done at the sp theme level…  and currently we dont have one though would really like to work with someone who uses/understand RTL…  Andy is gone for day and should be able to chime in tomorrow…

I don’t have a solution temporary or otherwise at the moment. I have not yet looked at this. But I would start with setting the direction property on the various and appropriate items in the SP theme’s reset.css file. That would be the big block of reset CS at the start if the file. Add:

direction: rtl;

see what effect that has.

I tried it, & I think it does not help

tried what?  please share the code… show us on which elements you added:

direction: RTL;

if will need to be on quite a few… additionally, in the sp theme template files, a lot of the elements are floated left… you may want to float them right…

I put it in two places
As you can see
Here is the file in the Attachment

the first one is an error and will kill css…  you have to put the

direction: rtl;

inside of a style markup…  ie

.someclass {
 direction:rtl;
}

and then you have to see how the rest of the css affects it too… and the one you did put it inside, is the default reset css… most of the css styling that follows will re define the one you put it in…

I could not do it
can you edit the file for me & upload it here in your Reply?

Attachments

• reset-css.zip (703 b)

i think instead of that you probably need to read this:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Right-to-Left_Language_Support