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Anyone experience with hebrew or arabic websites?	by acl68	2007-01-25 02:44:18
Hello dear webgeeks, a customer is interested in a bilingual website in english and arabic. Our system already uses UTF-8 as encoding so we should be able to display the characters. But what worries me is the right to left direction of the language. Where do you set this? Via a css? And is it enough when we copy and paste the received translations or do we have to reverse the order of the letters? Hints and shared experiences are very wellcome! Anja
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dir=	by skoopmanschap	2007-01-25 02:47:03
You'll need completely different sites.	by RetiQlum2	2007-01-25 02:50:14
Seconded... =J	by shadowsystems	2007-01-25 03:12:20
I guess we will make 2 sites (n/t)	by acl68	2007-01-25 03:17:46
professional translation	by acl68	2007-01-25 03:23:07
Professionally done would work. =)	by shadowsystems	2007-01-25 03:30:06
Professional translators are not always	by frizzgrig	2007-01-25 05:41:23
Thanks for the advice	by acl68	2007-01-25 23:00:56
would never tanslate on my own...	by acl68	2007-01-25 05:46:08
Wild guess...	by moddermonster	2007-01-25 03:10:31
I wonder how I would insert the translated text	by acl68	2007-01-25 03:16:05

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