Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.While using RTL direction, when displaying a node links in the bottom are not aligned on the left.
Here is the problem:
This is the fix:
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | rtl-display-link-1387572-drupal8.patch | 337 bytes | pbull |
| #2 | rtl-display-link-1387572-2.patch | 317 bytes | pbull |
| #1 | rtl-display-link-1387572-1.patch | 316 bytes | pbull |
| #1 | 2012-01-06_2341.png | 26.05 KB | pbull |
| rtl-display-link.patch | 360 bytes | tarekdj |
Comments
Comment #1
pbull commentedPatch applies cleanly and fixes the RTL issue in FF 7, Chrome 16.
However in Safari 5, longer lists of links wrap prematurely, as seen here:
Replacing the proposed CSS with
.link-wrapper { text-align:left; }fixes this across all tested browsers. Re-rolling and attaching revised patch.Comment #2
pbull commentedFixing whitespace.
Comment #3
tarekdj commentedPatch works fine! seems to be RTBC for me
Comment #4
xjmThanks for the patch! This needs to be fixed in Drupal 8 first per the backport policy. (We'll fix it in Drupal 7 around the same time.) Could we get a version of the patch rolled against Drupal 8?
Comment #5
pbull commentedD8 patch attached.
Comment #6
xjmPerfect, thanks!
Comment #7
dries commentedCommitted to 8.x and back-ported to 7.x. Thanks!