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Writing from right to left (Arabic) #36
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yes that is definitely right, is there a way I can do this or is it now implemented in the web translator? |
I'll add it to the web translator. I am just unable to check the result myself, so I asked first :) |
alright thank you so much :) |
Don't close the issue before it's been fixed! |
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…ding to their ltr/rtl text direction.
The fix has been deployed. Have fun! |
thank you so much :) |
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The string editor in the translations by default types from the left to right, which messes up the Arabic sentences, which goes from the right to left, especially when English words are included, including Acronyms like "OpenTTD", or translations of multiple lines. The simplest solution so far is to type in a new line, however, the new line disappears when the translation is updated.
If the text direction can't be changed, it would be helpful if there was a way to start new lines.
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