Hi Been looking forward to Rise after serious difficulties with the Adapt Tool. However, the lack of RTL support is currently a deal-breaker for me (and the Israeli/Arab community.. Is that an issue that will be resolved soon? Also, there is no hebrew font and as a result the text is displayed horrendously. there is a beautiful open version for open sans hebrew that will resolve this matter quickly.. pretty please? :) Thank you!

To my humble opinion, promising somthing for 3 years and not delivering NOTHING is a very poor conduct for a company. The RTL support is a major issue for many RISE users and should be set at high priority. Come on Articulate! You can do better then this!

Thanks Jonathan for your willingness to help! We'll get you on the list for a future beta test of this and we'll use the email address associated with your account here.

My team at the open University of Israel, would also like to test the RTL beta feature, can you please include us? in the meantime, this is the workaround we're doing: Export and download your Rise project. In the "index.html" file, change the <HTML> tag from this: <html lang="en" class=""> To this: <html lang="he" class="" dir="rtl"> "he" sets the language to Hebrew, and "rtl" sets the direction right to left If you're using a language that's not supported by the default font used by Rise, you must add the font file to the directory: lib\fonts, and changed the font in the "index.html" file, using the <STYLE> tag Write your font instead of the bolded ones below: .brand--head, .brand--head * { font-family: Open Sans !important; } .brand--body, .brand--body * { font-family: Open Sans !important; } .brand--lhead, .brand--lhead * { font-family: Open Sans !important; } .brand--lbody, .brand--lbody * { font-family: Open Sans !important; } .brand--ui, .brand--ui * { font-family: Lato !important; } .brand--beforeHead:before { font-family: Open Sans !important; } .brand--afterHead:after { font-family: Open Sans !important; } Save the "index.html" file, and you're done!

Hi Articulate support, Any news on this? I see it's been a while but this feature doesn't seem to be included yet. Thanks, Elisa

Are there any updates on this? Looks like this is a work in progress for over 4 years now?

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ElenaTagliati
Community Member
6 years ago
Hey Danit, thanks a lot for your tip, it is working great!

The only thing is that when you have IMAGE (on the left)+ text (on the right) , changing to rtl gets mirrored and they overlap, here an example:

which would require to change the css - or is there any other workaround? thanks

ET

ps. any news on rtl support? it is quite important for us as well!
- ElenaTagliati
  Community Member
  6 years ago
  Hi.
  
  my colleague tried to replace this margin-left from 8.33333% to 0% in the main.bundle.css
  
  .block-image__col:first-child{width:50%;margin-left:-8.33333%}
  
  and this solved the issue of overlapping.
  
  I just noticed that something that still need some adjustment is the labeled graphic pop-up boxes.
  
  We are using articulate tools in several languages and I agree that RTL full support would be really a great added value!
NiaMartinez
Community Member
6 years ago
Hi Articulate Community,

Thank you for the RTL discussion. I am currently working with a client in Afghanistan and we are developing a course in Dari. Have there been any updates on the RTL language in Rise or is the workaround still the best way to ensure the text and the images are RTL?

Also, is there a way to put the images on the left?

Thanks!

Nia
- Crystal-Horn
  Staff
  6 years ago
  Hi there, Nia. No updates on RTL in Rise 360 at this time.
  
  Image & text blocks allow you to put the image on the left or the right. In Tabs and Accordion blocks, the image always aligns to the left. Is there another block you're using?
StephanieLong
Community Member
4 years ago
Any updates? I have a course in Storyline 360 in Hebrew and it doesn't support Right to Left.
- Crystal-Horn
  Staff
  4 years ago
  Hi there, Stephanie. Storyline supports all languages and scripts, including right-to-left scripts—such as Arabic and Hebrew—and double-byte character sets (DBCS)—such as Chinese, Japanese, and Korean—so you can create courses in any language.
  
  Regarding Rise authoring, we have paused our plans on developing right-to-left support for now, and we'll let folks know if that's something that's coming soon.
ConiquaAbdul-Ma
Community Member
3 years ago
I'm quite disappointed to see that, Articulate has chosen to pause plans on right-to-left support in Rise, particularly since this discussion has been ongoing over several years. I do appreciate the workaround provided above, which helps address some issues. However, the way that numbered lists and bullets show up, even after changing the html is not consistent with RTL languages.

Have any users found workarounds for this yet?
TalCohen-ab5daf
Community Member
3 years ago

Coniqua Abdul-Malik
you can paste the script attached instead of the opening script on the index.html file

note to paste it properly. Contact me if you need help.

tal@tdexpert.info
.

Cheers.
paste_inside_html_file_for_RTL_fix.txt158 KB
ragadevi-6c64e7
Community Member
2 years ago
I was not aware that Rise 360 does not support RTL courses, and unfortunately, I received negative feedback from my clients as a result. Would anyone provide me with detailed instructions on how to make the SCORM 1.2 package coded to make the course Arabic compatible?
ragadevi-6c64e7
Community Member
2 years ago
I have followed all of the steps outlined above, but I am currently encountering difficulties in repackaging SCORM 1.2. Can anyone help me with this?