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Posted by Neredbojias on 12/04/73 11:58
To further the education of mankind, ashkaan57@hotmail.com vouchsafed:
> The web site in question is in two languages, one in English and the
> other in Farsi
> (Persian) which is a right-to-left language. The Farsi pages are mirror
> images of the English, for example the menu is on the right, ...
> So, I used two stylesheets, with the same info, and changed the right
> and left
> properties (i.e. the left-margin:20px in English version changed to
> right-margin:20px in farsi version).
> It works fine in IE in both languages. In Mozilla, the English version
> works fine but the Farsi version looks crooked. the menu and everything
> else is shifted to the left. I spent a couple of days trying to figure
> out what is wrong and I can't (being new to CSS). I would GREATLY
> appreciate any assistance.
> I am not sure if this is appropriate or if it helps but here is the
> structure of the pages using CSS (the indentations imply <div
> id="header" is contained within <div id="container", ...):
....
> The pages:
> http://www.legalpersian.com/en/home.aspx (in English)
> http://www.legalpersian.com/fa/home.aspx (in Farsi)
Looks okay to me except for some kind of padding/margining problem at the
left of the Farsi version. You could maybe mirror-image the pic of the
book.
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Neredbojias
Infinity has its limits.
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