Add support for RTL language

Comments: 7

• 05 Mar, '21
  Bill Admin

  Can you elaborate on what specific support you would like to see? Does Notion offer this?

• 05 Mar, '21
  Bill Admin

  "Add support for RTL language" (suggested by Mako on 2021-02-09), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 07 Oct, '21
  markus von kaenel

  Hebrew and Arabic would be great to have

• 29 Mar, '22
  Eran Sakal

  Hello,
  Thank you so much for the great product. I discovered it while looking for methods like Zettelkasten and "Building a second brain", and immediately saw the power of your server. I'm using Notion a lot but I think each fits different purposes. You asked about Notion support for RTL and unfortunately, they also don't support it. Supporting it means detecting that the text is Hebrew/Arabic and wrapping it using <p style='direction:rtl; text-align: right'> or something similiar so the text will be aligned to the right and also characters will be shown correctly.

• 01 Dec, '22
  Ohad

  Is it on your roadmap?

• 07 Feb
  Ahmad

  It was a deal breaker not having RTL support as I was about to transfer all of my notes here but just not yet as many of my notes are written in Arabic language looking closely tho

• 10 Apr
  Tom

  I'd like to add my vote as well to at least a basic RTL support, which allows to combine in the same line Numbers + LTR words + RTL words.
  * Dynalist & Obsidian have an RTL option built it.
  * Someone wrote a simple .js script for Logseq and it works there too (mobile&desktop)
  * Google Keep & Tasks of course
  * Taskade has the option too. Also TRELLO.
  * Notion & Clickup have user-made chrome extensions for RTL support (though not 100% and not on mobile)
  
  Just to emphasize, we are not talking about having the whole app in RTL mode (menus, etc) - only the actual text-fields used by the user.
  
  Plenty of info on the web how to implement it via css and other methods, without needing to re-write the whole code :-)
  I'm no expert though. But like others, need to combine in one sentence English + Hebrew/Arabic + Numbers, without it turning into a mess.
  
  Cheers!