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  • Plugin Author metaphorcreations

    (@metaphorcreations)

    How are you changing the language? The only way to do this would be to add custom css to adjust the title display, but this would require the language switcher adding a custom class (or something similar) to your page’s html when the language is switched.

    Do you have a URL to your site?

    Thread Starter outmane05

    (@outmane05)

    https://lamc.ma/province2/
    the site contains 2 languages, when i choose arabic i want the direction change
    and i would like to know how to do it
    thank you

    Plugin Author metaphorcreations

    (@metaphorcreations)

    Try adding the following custom css to your News Tickers > Settings page:

    .rtl .mtphr-dnt-title {
      direction: rtl;
    }

    Let me know if that works.

    Thread Starter outmane05

    (@outmane05)

    it didn’t worked

    Plugin Author metaphorcreations

    (@metaphorcreations)

    Are you talking about the direction of the scroll? I thought you were referring the the text direction of the ticker title.

    Changing the direction of the scrolling is not currently possible.

    Thread Starter outmane05

    (@outmane05)

    no im talking of the text direction of the ticker title
    i want it from left to right when i choose arabic language

    Plugin Author metaphorcreations

    (@metaphorcreations)

    Sorry about the confusion on this, but I’m still not fully understanding. First, are you referring the text within the ticker (in the green area https://imgur.com/a/nUSlSWo)? Or, on an actual ticker post title (which is not displayed on your homepage)?

    The ticker text is set to display from right to left when a language/site is set to display from right to left.

    This is the css contained in the plugin for right to left sites/languages:

    .rtl .mtphr-dnt-tick {
      direction: rtl;
    }

    If you want the text to display “left to right” as you mentioned in your last comment, you would need to add this custom css to your site:

    .rtl .mtphr-dnt-tick {
      direction: ltr !important;
    }

    But, I’m not sure if that makes much of a difference in how it actually displays since each ticks is a single line of text.

    If none of this helps, please provide screenshots of your current site looks like when in Arabic and what you’d like the site to look like in Arabic, and explain the differences.

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