Closed (fixed)
Project:
Acquia Prosper
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
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Created:
2 Dec 2009 at 17:55 UTC
Updated:
1 Oct 2010 at 22:10 UTC
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Comment #1
farhadhf commentedThis is my web site : digidesk.ir , I'm using Acquia Prosper theme with rtl enabled, and I don't have any major problems with that.
Thanks
P.S. Menu list style for link menus doesn't look right...
Comment #2
farhadhf commentedfor changing right arrow to left arrow, in template.php make these changes :
implode(' → ', $breadcrumb) -----> implode(' ← ', $breadcrumb)
I can't find anyway to make menu-list style show the bullets on the right side of the block,
html{ direction:rtl; } or ul{ direction: rlt; text-align:right; } should do that , but neither make any difference :P
any ideas?
Comment #3
farhadhf commentedHi
I fixed the menu-list style. Its being shown properly now,
btw , I attached a copy of the theme, most of parts are working nice right now , but the search box should be mirrored.
I wanted my footer message to be in English , so I changed its text direction to ltr, if you want to enter it in a rtl language , just comment the #footer-message part in local.css .
Comment #4
farhadhf commentedIs anyone working on rtl support for acquia prosper?
Comment #5
jeremycaldwell commentedYes we still plan on adding RTL support to Acquia Prosper soon. Fusion now supports it quite nicely and I have it working correctly in the 3.x version of Acquia Marina so it should make it's way to Acquia Prosper soon.
Comment #6
yraffah commented@farhadhf
Your menu-list style fix didn't work with me. Whenever I add the following lines, the arrows and bullets disappear, as per the attached image.
Update: My mistake, it was a path issue. I changed it from (images/menu-block-collapsed.png) to (../images/menu-collapsed.png)!
Comment #7
stephthegeek commentedWe'll get this in for the 1.0
Comment #8
jeremycaldwell commentedChanges have been made and are in the latest release of the theme.