Hey,
For some reason i can scroll to the left. i.e. – the site is to wide.
How can i fix this?
https://postimg.org/image/4zmu10nmt/
Thanx
Hello,
This is a result in you altering the theme css in order to make it rtl. The elements on the left are the mobile menu elements which are hidden by default and they should not be visible or scrollable. Please check your custom code you implemented and figure out which part of the css does this.
Thank you!
Hey,
I didn’t change a thing. I have the original css file and nothing in the custom code. Still shows it like this.
The site language was Hebrew (RTL) – which i selected from the WordPress admin, this is what’s cause the issue. After changing it to English, it’s ok now. Although the whole site is now LTR which is not good for me.
Is there a way to fix this?
Thanks
Ok, What i did is to change the language in the Setting to English, and aligned elements with direction: rtl , and i think it look pretty good now.
Will this break the theme or is it a valid solution?
Thanks
Hi,
And the issue happened after you added the code or was it there before? Our theme does not display like that so any alteration of the css could impact the site. Please remove your css and see if the theme displays wide without any customization. Unfortunately our theme does not have rtl support and simply changing direction will not transfor the layout into rtl mode. All the theme elements will have to be positioned properly. We suggest getting some help on this as it will be no easy task to make the theme display properly in rtl .if it were this easy, we would have made it in a heartbeat and add a rtl option from the start, but unfortunately it involves lots of work.
Thank you!
I didn’t change a thing. I installed the theme (with hebrew setting on wordpress admin – RTL). I did not do any modifications to the CSS file or custom CSS.
When i cahnges with wordpress language to English, everything was ok.
Hi,
Unfortunately our theme does not support rtl. I tested this on my end and the language also changes the wordpress direction. The issue happens on our end as well. If you require a rtl website, unfortunately you will either have to hire a freelancer to help you out with the modifications needed, or you can give it a shot your \self if you have the proper css knowledge. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Thank you!
As i worte before, I moved some elements using Direction: rtl, instead of Float: rtl. and it seems pretty good, also on mobile.
I’ll give it a try.
Thanks
