> (site.config)
> textDirection: [if ! equal {p1} code]RTL[if]
>
> then in breadcrumb:
>
> $direction = BOLTdomarkup(BOLTconfig('BOLTtextdirection'));
>
> And it works just nifty. Quite cool actually... Interesting. Can't
> easily work this into the config process automatically, however,
> because config values are set long before BoltWire is ready to start
> running markup rules...
>
> The "proper" approach, at least if you had asked me yesterday, would
> be to do something like this in config.php:
>
> if ($pageArray[0] != 'code') $BOLTconfig['textdirection'] = 'rtl';
>
The first did not work for me, at least i could not get a variable out
of it to use in the skin template.
The last works. I notice that 'site' pages also need some protection.
But I like to think on this a bit longer, as it is not ideal to just
disable rtl for some page groups. I am not sure about all the
ramnifications. For instance how does one edit a config page if your
key input is rtl? Hmmm, answer is probably: it is easy to switch the
browser's text input direction.
But what would look a lot better are rtl exempt pages only showing rtl
exempt content, and the rest stays the same: sidebar left, menus from
right to left, page header text on right etc.
I'll see if i can find out more about this.
~Hans
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