Semantic-ui: container class should have a RTL direction

Created on 9 Apr 2016 · 7Comments · Source: Semantic-Org/Semantic-UI

Currently the RTL version that's created using the generator, has a HUGE bug. The container class should have a direction value of rtl to work properly. This is essential to RTL web sites.

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VSG24

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Can you provide a fiddle?

jokeronaldo on 20 Apr 2016

https://jsfiddle.net/rnbpzf7s/

It's a horrible fiddle, I know that but it's enough to prove my point.
The css section contains the semantic min rtl version. The menus should be places on the right side. Now If you uncomment the container class override on the html section it works fine.

VSG24 on 20 Apr 2016

For RTL version to work properly, your document direction should be right-to-left. You need to set it either inside your HTML <html dir="rtl"> or inside your CSS html { direction:rtl; }.

MohammadYounes on 23 Apr 2016

This is an issue with semantic UI and has nothing to do with HTML. All
other RTL frameworks set the container class to RTL and so should Semantic.
On Apr 23, 2016 22:46, "Mohammad Younes" [email protected] wrote:

For RTL version to work properly, your document direction should be
right-to-left. You need to set it either inside your HTML
or inside your CSS html { direction:rtl; }.

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VSG24 on 23 Apr 2016

This has nothing to do with the container class, as I might use different components of Semantic without using the container class at all.

MohammadYounes on 23 Apr 2016

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Then you're probably doing it wrong.

VSG24 on 23 Apr 2016

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