Last modified: 2005-04-29 08:40:32 UTC
In hebrew pages of http://he.wikipedia.org, the text is normally aligned to the right. However, English text should be aligned to the left. The alignment was done using "DIV dir=ltr" HTML tag, but ut stopped working.
There isn't a significant amount of English text visible there now. Is this still a problem? Can you provide a sample page? Under which browsers and operating systems does the problem appear? What exactly is the problem, with a comparison between expected and actual output?
Ganglieri provided a test case at http://yi.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Danny/todos The problem was this part of skins/monobook/rtl.css: body, body * { direction: rtl; /* unicode-bidi: bidi-override;*/ unicode-bidi: embed; } By CSS2's rules, the bits under the 'body *' selector actually override an explicit dir="ltr" attribute on any element in the body. Letting the value just inherit from body should work fine (tested briefly in Safari 1.3, Firefox 1.0.3, and IE 6.0 on XP SP2). Committed to CVS HEAD and REL1_4 and installed live.
