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Have you tried using the RTL CSS Generator Plug-in? Here is the link to the Wordpress Plug-in Directory for it:<br />
<a href="http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rtler/changelog/" rel="ugc">http://wordpress.org/exten<wbr />d/plugins/<wbr />rtler/chan<wbr />gelog/</a>
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Have you tried using the RTL CSS Generator Plug-in? Here is the link to the Wordpress Plug-in Directory for it:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rtler/changelog/ [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rtler/changelog/]

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This plugin only generates the rtl.css file from the stylesheet.css<br />
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I already have the rtl.css I just want it to kick in and start working.<br />
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I assume there is a simple button/property one should set up in order for the RTL theme (Which is definitely compatible with RTL hence having its rtl.css) to actually start working in RTL mode.<br />
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Please help
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This plugin only generates the rtl.css file from the stylesheet.css

I already have the rtl.css I just want it to kick in and start working.


I assume there is a simple button/property one should set up in order for the RTL theme (Which is definitely compatible with RTL hence having its rtl.css) to actually start working in RTL mode.


Please help

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I think you can copy and paste the rtl.CSS into the style.css, or link to the rtl.CSS in the header.php file.
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I think you can copy and paste the rtl.CSS into the style.css, or link to the rtl.CSS in the header.php file.

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here you go!<br />
<a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3910560/wordpress-change-language-attributes-to-return-dirrtl/4087977#4087977" rel="ugc">http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3910560/wordpress-change-language-attributes-to-return-dirrtl/4087977#4087977</a>
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here you go!
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3910560/wordpress-change-language-attributes-to-return-dirrtl/4087977#4087977 [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3910560/wordpress-change-language-attributes-to-return-dirrtl/4087977#4087977]

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Great solution.<br />
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It worked.<br />
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THanks.
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I have a wordpress blog with the &quot;twenty ten&quot; theme installed on it.<br />
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The theme is RTL enabled, thus has the RTL files (rtl.css etc).<br />
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How do I change the blog to start being RTL?<br />
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What button should I click in order to actually be RTL instead of the regular LTR?
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I have a wordpress blog with the "twenty ten" theme installed on it.

The theme is RTL enabled, thus has the RTL files (rtl.css etc).


How do I change the blog to start being RTL?

What button should I click in order to actually be RTL instead of the regular LTR?

How do I enable RTL in a wordpress blog

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