This document discusses how to make a WordPress theme support right-to-left languages. It recommends creating an rtl.css file to override styles for right-to-left instead of directly editing style.css. It provides examples of how to adjust various CSS properties like text alignment, positioning, box model properties, floats, backgrounds and fonts. It also discusses internationalization support through gettext functions, generating a POT file for translations, and testing RTL functionality.
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WordPress theme translation
1. Translate a theme
Yoav Farhi
@yoavf, yoav@farhi.org
http://blog.yoavfarhi.com
2. Prerequisites
To get the most out of this
presentation you should be familiar
with the basic structure of a
WordPress theme and have a good
grasp of CSS.
That’s about it - if you want to test your theme or plugin with RTL mode without messing around to much, just download the RTL tester plugin from the repository.Also - there’s a nice tool called CSS Janus - google it up ->it *will* make your life much easier. One last thing - all the information presented here today is available in the codex!
That’s about it - if you want to test your theme or plugin with RTL mode without messing around to much, just download the RTL tester plugin from the repository.Also - there’s a nice tool called CSS Janus - google it up ->it *will* make your life much easier. One last thing - all the information presented here today is available in the codex!
That’s about it - if you want to test your theme or plugin with RTL mode without messing around to much, just download the RTL tester plugin from the repository.Also - there’s a nice tool called CSS Janus - google it up ->it *will* make your life much easier. One last thing - all the information presented here today is available in the codex!
That’s about it - if you want to test your theme or plugin with RTL mode without messing around to much, just download the RTL tester plugin from the repository.Also - there’s a nice tool called CSS Janus - google it up ->it *will* make your life much easier. One last thing - all the information presented here today is available in the codex!