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Originally Posted by carmelra
I'm referring to Adobe Digital Editions lack of support in dir="rtl" attribute and direction:rtl CSS property.
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For normal text, it doesn't even need to suppor that, just bidirectional Unicode:
[Latin: ABC] [Hebrew: DEF] [Latin: GHI]
should be rendered as (assuming "DEF" are actually Hebrew characters):
ABC FED GHI
because the Unicode characters have an implicit direction "built-in", no need to use CSS properties to override that (normally).
Browsers tend to do it properly, for instance:
Hebrew, שיר השירים, Shir ha-Shirim
where I wrote & #1513; (ש, shin) first and & #1501; (ם, mem) last.