Ah - sorry. I generally don't have a problem with css in dynamically
generated html, though you might encounter problems within iframes.
and, though I have no clue if these are helpful...:
Tips For Representing Right-To-Left Text In Markup Languages
Set the overall document direction on the H
Tricky.
If I were you, what I'd try next would be using jQuery's css() to
change to rtl in a setTimeout() call. Sounds stupid, but it might help
you narrow down the problem. I've had odd problems with browsers not
rendering anything until they come up for air, and doing things inside
a setTimer()
Have you tried using !important?
direction: rtl !important;
...always worth a shot, especially when not all of the CSS is under
your direct control...
- jason
On Mar 8, 6:07 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, i meant dir for html tags, direction for css respectively.
Yes, i meant dir for html tags, direction for css respectively. Thanks
for the response anyway.
I've never played with the css direction properties, nor facebox, nor can I
see your example, but I do know that the correct css syntax is:
div {
direction: rtl
}
rather than 'dir', so you might look at that
rolf
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> still can't seem to locate the problem... any
still can't seem to locate the problem... anyone?
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