I have a question; are the products supporting right-to-left writing and the Hebrew language? We have some modules in Hebrew only while the majority of the programs is in English.
Right-to-left characters are a challenge to web technology. However, IceBreak has full support for UTF-8 which includes Hebrew. But when it comes to IceCap, then the current design is designated towards left-to-right char-sets. Have said that, it seems like it might be simple to implement R2L according to the Sencha forum (The ExtJs framework that IceCap is build upon).
For letting the F-keys flow and text work right-to-left just apply the following style:
Re: Does IceBreak products support right-to-left writing and...
Hi Yehuda;
Right-to-left characters are a challenge to web technology. However, IceBreak has full support for UTF-8 which includes Hebrew. But when it comes to IceCap, then the current design is designated towards left-to-right char-sets. Have said that, it seems like it might be simple to implement R2L according to the Sencha forum (The ExtJs framework that IceCap is build upon).
For letting the F-keys flow and text work right-to-left just apply the following style:
.x-btn{ direction:rtl; } .x-btn-text-icon .x-btn-center .x-btn-text{ direction:rtl; /*new*/ background-position: 100% 2px; /*was: 0 2px */ padding-right:18px; /*was: padding-left*/ padding-left:0; /*was: padding-right*/ } .x-layout-panel{ direction:rtl; /*new*/ } .x-layout-panel-hd-text{ width:100%; /*new*/ } .x-layout-panel-hd-tools{ left:0; /*was: right*/ } .x-layout-tools-button{ float:left; /*was: right */ }Or read more on: http://www.sencha.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-4856.html
Best regards,
Niels Liisberg