Title: RTL switcher or RTL icon in text editor to manually enable/disable the text direction between LTR and RTL for text element Details: We need to have RTL switcher icon in the text tool bar to switch or enable/disable the text direction between LTR and RTL in the for the text elementsince when aligning text to the irght alighnment the LTR is the default direction, but when writing in Arabic or any other RTL language there is no way to force the text aligned to left to the RTL direction except using CSS, so implementing the idea of having RTL button enabled/disable it from the text element toolbar is a brillian idea and this is similar to the icon box when putting the icon on right or on the left of the text but this also should be available for the text element tool bar and just name its icon RTL so we we click on it the text will be rtl direction and when we clikc on the RTL icon again the text get back to the default ltr direction, also this will be so coo to have it on the global styling with one click all text and all headings will be rtl direction and the menu items will be automatically in reverse order since this will solve the problem we currently have the Brizy Builder for Arabic RTL Webistes. The global styling for this will convert the website to Arabic RTL website with when click. The text toolbar RTL icon will enable us to manually rtl or ltr direction for single text element one by one so in this way we can make a composite or merge between the LTR and RTL in the website when we need this some times and it is so helpful to write articles in English LTR and Arabic RTL in the same page easily without us having to waste time on writing css code and inspect every element for its id or class to just apply the class or id for the direction: rtl, propert and value. for exampe: For RTL Text (Arabic and all langues the read and writes from Right To Left Direcion) #id{ direction: rtl; } or .class{ direction: rtl; margin } For LTR Text (English and langues the read and writes from Left To Right Direcion) #id{ direction: ltr; } or .class{ direction: ltr; } ChatGPT Help: When converting a Left-to-Right (LTR) webpage to a Right-to-Left (RTL) webpage, the standard practice involves adjusting the direction and alignment properties, as well as flipping the margins and paddings. Here are the typical changes applied to achieve this: Direction: Set the "direction" property to rtl. body { direction: rtl; } Text Alignment: Adjust "text-align" from "left" to "right". .some-class { text-align: right; } Margins and Paddings: Flip "margin-left" to "margin-right" and "padding-left" to "padding-right", and vice versa. .some-class { margin-left: 20px; / LTR / margin-right: 20px; / RTL / padding-left: 10px; / LTR / padding-right: 10px; / RTL / } Use logical properties to make it easier to handle both LTR and RTL without manually flipping values: .some-class { margin-inline-start: 20px; / Replaces margin-left in LTR and margin-right in RTL / margin-inline-end: 20px; / Replaces margin-right in LTR and margin-left in RTL / padding-inline-start: 10px; / Replaces padding-left in LTR and padding-right in RTL / padding-inline-end: 10px; / Replaces padding-right in LTR and padding-left in RTL / } Float and Positioning: Adjust "float" from "left" to "right" and vice versa. .some-class { float: right; / Instead of float: left for LTR / } Use logical properties for positioning: .some-class { inset-inline-start: 20px; / Replaces left in LTR and right in RTL / inset-inline-end: 20px; / Replaces right in LTR and left in RTL / } Flexbox and Grid: Adjust the "justify-content" and "align-items" properties if necessary. .some-class { display: flex; justify-content: flex-end; / Instead of flex-start for LTR / } Use logical properties for Flexbox: .some-class { display: flex; justify-content: start; / Logical start which adapts to LTR and RTL / } By using these practices, you can effectively convert your LTR webpages to RTL while maintaining a consistent layout and design. I hope that you can also use the DOM in Java/script to automatically convert the Default English or any other LTR website language to Arabic or any RTL website language when selecting the Arabic or other RTL language like Hebrew, Mandarine, Urdu, Persian, Pakistani, and etc .. Thank you Brizy team in advance, Mohammad
