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Support for Right to Left languages

Related products:Freshservice
  • April 17, 2014
  • 11 replies
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I would like to have support for Right to Left languages.

currently when I write in Hebrew - it's fine (on web gui and in emails),

however i cannot align it to the right.


also,
I would like to use the support language functionality, to support hebrew users with hebrew responses.

11 replies

Work has already started in this regard. Give us sometime to ship this out.


Thanks.


  • Community Debut
  • August 12, 2014

Hi, we really need the ability to align text right. Any news? when? 


Thanks


Right to left language support will be here soon. 


  • Community Debut
  • September 28, 2014

Hi Narain, can you tell when? Sorry to bother but we really need to know if we'll be able to use freshdesk for our product or we should find another solution. 


Thanks,


Hi, 


Right to left support will be there within the next few weeks. I really can't give you a date, but will confirm an ETA once I know for sure that when we are going to deliver.


I hope this helps.

Thanks.




  • Community Debut
  • January 5, 2015

Hello Narain.. any news for us 'right-to-left' potential users? 


Thanks




  • Community Debut
  • January 25, 2015

Right to left language support will be here soon. ?


  • Contributor
  • January 28, 2015

My team is also waiting for this. 

It's nearly impossible to write about IT issues in hebrew without referencing english phrases (since file paths, menu items, error massages etc. are all in english).
With the current system I find myself hitting the Enter key way too often, just so everything is aligned and readable for the users. 
Please give us right-to-left support!


  • Contributor
  • March 15, 2015

Any news on this? 
It's been 6 months since you said a few weeks, so I was just wondering when we can expect this. 

Thanks!


  • Community Debut
  • November 21, 2017

I'd like to urgently add my own "me too", as well as clarify that:


  • as part of any basic "RTL support", the toolbar of the system's built-in HTML editor must include "directionality" controls -- that allow a given paragraph to be formatted as "LTR" or as "LTR".

    Note that this is totally orthogonal to the issue of "right-justified" vs ""!eft-justified".

  • "basic RTL support" is actually not enough. Users of RTL languages will also require that the system properly supports "BiDi" text -- bidirectional Unicode text, with both RTL and LTR portions intermixed on the same line!  [See, for example Wikipedia and Unicode.org.]


  • Community Debut
  • November 28, 2017

A good example showing the features that are needed can be found in the "full-featured" demo for TinyMCE:
https://www.tinymce.com/docs/demo/full-featured/