• Resolved narkism

    (@narkism)


    Hello,
    I’m having issues with RTL, LTR, and structure. All the previous pages on the website automatically aligned correctly and the columns flipped accordingly.
    I duplicated on of the pages and created a new home page but it does not work in it.

    I am currently editing this page – https://yahavil.com/
    it is the new homepage of the website.
    The previous home page – https://yahavil.com/%d7%a2%d7%9e%d7%95%d7%93-%d7%94%d7%91%d7%99%d7%aa/
    It was responsive to English. The text is aligned to the left and not the right, and the columns flipped when translated.
    The new homepage I created does not do so. the text is aligned and the right no matter what I click in Elementor. I removed all alignment and it is still aligned to the right. The columns also remain the same.
    I don’t understand what is different with this page compared to the rest of the pages. I wasted hours trying to figure it out and would appreciate your assistance before I have to change to a different plugin.
    Thank you in advance!

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Support Anghel Emanuel

    (@anghelemanuel99)

    Hello there,

    Thank you for reaching us!

    Make sure that the theme you are using is supporting RTL.

    If you want to target a specific language you will need to do it with CSS and target our specific class for this.

    Here is an example for the Arabic language:

    .translatepress-ar {

    direction: rtl;

    }

    You can try this and see if this is working for you.

    Let me know!

    Kind Regards,

    Thread Starter narkism

    (@narkism)

    hello Anghel Emanuel ! Thank you for your response.

    The rest of the pages work fine and they don’t have this CSS code in them.

    I used this code for Hebrew:

    .translatepress-he {

    direction: rtl;

    }

    and it doesn’t work. please look at this page: https://yahavil.com/en/home_2/ the english is all aligned to the right even when I use the CSS class in the page settings in elementor.

    The rest of the pages work great without the code but this one doesn’t. It’s very weird because I copied the regular home page and only redesigned it so I have no idea why wouldn’t it work the same.

    I would appreciate your assistance.

    Thank you.

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