for people writing right-to-left.
the default theme has one of those style sheets as well, and even a special background image.
thanks for the reply 🙂
do i need it? why has it just ‘popped up’ out of nowhere lol
Not unless you intend publishing in a language that reads from right-to-left.
lol not really esmi, can i just delete it?
yep….but it doesn’t really hurt anything sitting there
I am developing a theme for WordPress which will support language translation using a plugin like GTranslate.
Do I need to write a custom rtl.css file for my theme? If it is a good idea for me to write this file, how would I go about testing it?
Thanks,
Kruncher,
If you plan on developing a theme for anyone to use, especially one which will support language translation… then yes it would be best to write a custom rtl.css for that as well.
Instead of imputing style.css like here:
<link href=”style.css” rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” />
you would imput the rtl.css
has to be in the same folder though… same rules apply
