Forum Discussion
Right to left language In Rise
Hi
I am developing courses in Arabic Language. I just started using Articulate 360. I tried to add content using Rise. I could add Arabic text, but I faced many issues.
- Numbering and bullet list come left the text. As Arabic is a right-to-left language, it should be right.
- Text alignment also is left to right
- Navigation Bar is left
- No Arabic fonts available, I could only use the default one.
Could anyone help me solve the problem?
Regards
Sheikh Maawiya
Hi Deb! We don't have an update at this time and this isn't on our current roadmap.
Our priorities have shifted, for now, though we understand this is important for many users.
If we have any news for you regarding right-to-left support, we'll update this thread!- TracyCarrollCommunity Member
I also need the RTL language support for many clients who need their courses translated to multiple languages. Storyline just isn't right for every course.
One reason you might not think it's particularly important to users is that they may have given up asking for it. If after 5 years it's not even on the horizon, that's very discouraging!
- HenrikLarssonCommunity Member
Yes, I confirm that Raphaels method works very well. We have used it in several projects with different clients. To find the step by step, just click Raphael Cominelli's name above this post or in this text.
And a big thank you to Mr Raphael 🙏
- RetailAcadem465Community Member
Hello, are there any updates about the improvement?
Hoping it'll be solved!
- YoshitKumarCommunity Member
Hi,
I am not able to find the Arabic, RTL in Rise till now. Is it still in WIP?
- ahmedmohammedCommunity Member
Hi
I am happy to know that, how could i get this tool ? - SaulJacobsCommunity Member
Hi Ahmed
Email me directly on saul@ilearn-group.com and I'll get it setup for you.
- jiechengCommunity Member
we need Right to left language support for Rise, such as Arabic and Hebrew. This is very important feature because we need eLearning for many languages include RTL.
- MagdaMarciszCommunity Member
Any news on RTL? Does it work in rise now?
- Dominik1Community Member
Hi Stefan,
RTL is unfortunately still not supported. The only way to make it work, is by modifying the SCORM/xAPI file, as mentioned by Raphael in one of the earlier posts on this thread.
- SaulJacobsCommunity Member
- SibaPrasadPadhiCommunity Member
Hi Saul, Could you help me on RTL text support please. Best regards, Siba
- PhilFossCommunity Member
I have successfully completed a RTL conversion, you just modify the index file and add a css file to the package. I'd like to test out all the block types so if anyone has a large course with many block types let me know if you can share your course, and we can test out my tool.
- SibaPrasadPadhiCommunity Member
Hi Phil, Could you help me please, on changing the Right side menu and RTL text?
- Dominik1Community Member
Hi,
RTL change can be done pretty easy and does not take very long to do. Here are the steps needed for xAPI format, probably Scorm works similar:
1) Export course from Rise
2) Unzip the downloaded file
3) Locate the "index.html" file and open it for editing
3.1) Change the <HTML> tag:
from : <html lang="en" class="">
to : <html lang="ar" class="" dir="rtl"> <== Arabic
or to : <html lang="he" class="" dir="rtl"> <== Hebrew
3.2) Save and close the "index.html" file
4) Locate one or more css files in "lib/rise" folder and open it for editing (usually there are two)
4.1) Copy all its content
4.2) Put it INPUT pane on https://rtlcss.com/playground/#
4.3) Copy the content of the OUTPUT pane
4.4) Replace content of the original css file
4.5) Save and close
5) Compress the folder to create an edited copy of the zip file
We use this process for years and it works quite well.
Best,
Dominik
- RyanGovreau-da9Community Member
Hi Phil. What steps did you follow to a successful RTL conversion? There are several threads, and most of them follow different processes.
I have tried modifying the index file. But I think I'm missing the "adding a CSS file to the package" piece. Would you mind sharing your process? Thanks.
- ThereseWhite-e2Community Member
Right there with you. I am interested in all the clickable checkboxes and nav menu displaying correctly, and what about flashcards - am guessing those would need to be set up manually, if there are several involed. Also, was reviewing css in the past, though wondering if we could get the coding, rather than going to AI
- SaulJacobsCommunity Member
A manual process like this is not practical every time you publish a Rise lesson and will not cover all the blocks and menu themes.
After years of development our tool does the job in 1click. We maintain it and add to it as Rise blocks are added.
Happy to set you up on a free trial.