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I’d like to report a display issue affecting RTL (right-to-left) languages such as Persian, Arabic, and others on your platform. Currently, texts in these languages do not render correctly due to improper text direction alignment.
Issue Details:
Problem: RTL texts (e.g., Persian/Arabic) are displayed with incorrect text direction, causing misalignment and readability issues.
Affected Element: The CSS class ds-markdown ds-markdown--block lacks proper RTL styling.
Proposed Solution:
Adding the CSS property direction: rtl; to the class ds-markdown ds-markdown--block will resolve the issue. This simple adjustment ensures RTL texts align correctly from right to left.
Code Suggestion:
css
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.ds-markdown.ds-markdown--block {
direction: rtl;
}
Expected Impact:
Proper RTL text alignment for languages like Persian and Arabic.
Improved readability and user experience for RTL language users.
Additional Notes:
This fix addresses fundamental RTL rendering but could be extended to handle numerals or punctuation if needed.
Tested on [Your OS/Browser] and confirmed resolution (optional: include technical details like OS, browser, or device).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
"This issue is very annoying for non-technical users who cannot use workarounds such as CSS plugins. I ask you to make this a higher priority so that all users, without the need for technical knowledge, can take advantage of Deepseek's AI capabilities. use fully."
Until the official update arrives:
Other users who have this problem, you can add the temporary solution (installing the Custom CSS plugin and the code direction: rtl;) to it.
Dear DeepSeek Development Team,
I’d like to report a display issue affecting RTL (right-to-left) languages such as Persian, Arabic, and others on your platform. Currently, texts in these languages do not render correctly due to improper text direction alignment.
Issue Details:
Problem: RTL texts (e.g., Persian/Arabic) are displayed with incorrect text direction, causing misalignment and readability issues.
Affected Element: The CSS class ds-markdown ds-markdown--block lacks proper RTL styling.
Proposed Solution:
Adding the CSS property direction: rtl; to the class ds-markdown ds-markdown--block will resolve the issue. This simple adjustment ensures RTL texts align correctly from right to left.
Code Suggestion:
css
Copy
.ds-markdown.ds-markdown--block {
direction: rtl;
}
Expected Impact:
Proper RTL text alignment for languages like Persian and Arabic.
Improved readability and user experience for RTL language users.
Additional Notes:
This fix addresses fundamental RTL rendering but could be extended to handle numerals or punctuation if needed.
Tested on [Your OS/Browser] and confirmed resolution (optional: include technical details like OS, browser, or device).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: