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Old 05-21-2015, 04:12 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by dgatwood View Post
FYI, I looked at your EPUB in iBooks, and at least from the perspective of someone who doesn't speak Hebrew, it appears to be rendering it correctly. The pages turn the opposite direction, and the punctuation is all down the left end of every sentence.

With that said, it might also be worth adding:

Code:
direction: rtl;
in your CSS. With that said, it seems likely that GitdenReader just doesn't support turning pages in the opposite direction. Is the text at least rendered correctly?
Yeah, I don't use `direction: rtl;` because it never gets validated, I use dir="rtl" attribute instead.

I messaged Gitden Reader's tech support and here is their response:

Quote:
We are so sorry for the inconvenience.

Gitden Reader for Android does not support RTL of fixed layout yet. We are expecting this function to be included in the next main update.

Thank you for your report.

Best regards,
Gitden
So yeah, my code was fine, I checked it on the iPad yesterday to confirm, it is just fine.

Thanks again for your help guys.
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