Hello,
All codes in any language should be LTR but in RTL I see it is RTL.
Check images.
Hello,
All codes in any language should be LTR but in RTL I see it is RTL.
Check images.
I'm afraid, but there is no real solution for this issue, the LTR-to-RTL conversion takes place after the entire styles have been processed. Because the code box requires more than just a simple direction and text-align change, this isn't something I can work-around easily. On top of that, I have absolutely no idea which parts of the box should actually be reversed, just the code, the line numbers, the header?
Codebox code should use LTR version after that everything fix.
Can you give me CSS code for LTR version?
The CSS-Code won't help you, because whatever CSS you provide with for your style will get passed through the converter and thus be modified!
Where can I found convertor?Give me path.
Thanks but it is not what do we need.
I need BBCode Parser, Where php code add ol and li tags.
if we add style="direction:ltr;text-align:left" for <li> code will show correctly.
Also some problem in copy codes.
need BBCode Parser, Where php code add ol and li tags.
This is the template you're looking for: https://github.com/WoltLab/WCF…emplates/codeMetaCode.tpl
Also some problem in copy codes.
There is no dedicated CSS class that you can use to control its appearance. I have modified the JavaScript code that constructs this dialog, and it will now force the textarea to LTR/text-align: left for RTL languages, it will be shipped with 3.0.6.
I've made some changes that will ship with 3.0.6 that should resolve this issue to some extent. It should noted however, that I'm not able to move the line numbers over to the left side of the code box, because this currently conflicts with the way the RTL converter works.
Thanks very good fix.
I've made some changes that will ship with 3.0.6 that should resolve this issue to some extent. It should noted however, that I'm not able to move the line numbers over to the left side of the code box, because this currently conflicts with the way the RTL converter works.
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