On Wed, 6 Jun 2018, at 18:41, Stuart Raeburn wrote: > Hello Itay, > > > > > (Note: this message was sent to the developers' list but did not > receive > > any response. So we try our luck here.) > > > > You need to be subscribed to a particular LON-CAPA mailing list to > post to it, otherwise your post will be automatically rejected by the > listserv software.
For some reason, by reading the front page of the list, I got the impression that this is not required. My wrong. Thanks. > If you would like to post to the lon-capa-dev list, please subscribe > via the "Subscribing to LON-CAPA-dev" web form at: > > mail.lon-capa.org/mailman/listinfo/lon-capa-dev > > prior to posting. > > > Thank you > > Stuart Raeburn > LON-CAPA Academic Consortium > > Quoting Itay <it...@nospammail.net>: > > > Hi > > > > > > > > We are interested in developing content in Hebrew which is a > Right-to- > > left (RTL) language.We have authored several test problems in order > > to see the extent of > > RTL support.To achieve correct directionality of the text within > > sentences we have > > used the <span> tags with the RTL attribute.However, this does not > > provide good support for RTL alignment of > > paragraphs.For example, in a radiobutton response, the radio buttons > > > appear on the > > wrong side, see minimal example below. > > > > > > We haven?t found in the manuals any instructions for authoring > content > > in RTL languages.We wonder if full RTL support is available for > > Lon-Capa content and > > interface (including menus, etc.).If such support is not available > > built-in, we would appreciate any > > information as regard to implementing such support. > > Minimal examples follow below. > > (Note: this message was sent to the developers' list but did not > receive > > any response. So we try our luck here.)Thank you in advance. > > > > Itay Furman & Yair Naveh > > Jerusalem College of Engineering, Israel > > > > > > <problem> > > <!-- Test full RTL support : demonstrate wrong placement of > submission > > field. --> <script type="loncapa/perl"> > > $a=&random(1,10,1); $b=&random(1,10,1); $c=$a+$b; > > </script> > > <startouttext /> > > <translated> > > <span dir="rtl">????: ??? ?? $a + $b?</span> > > </translated> > > <endouttext /> > > <numericalresponse answer="$c"> > > <textline /> > > </numericalresponse> > > </problem> > > > > > > <problem> > > <!-- Test full RTL support : > > demonstrate wrong placement of radiobuttions, and wrong > alignment > > of margins. --> <span dir="rtl"> > > <startouttext /> > > ??? ?? 1+1? > > <endouttext /> > > <radiobuttonresponse max="10" randomize="yes"> > > <foilgroup> > > <foil location="random" value="true" name="foil1"> > > <startouttext />2 (???? ????? ?????).<endouttext /> > > </foil> > > <foil location="random" value="false" name="foil2"> > > <startouttext />4 (???? ????? ?????).<endouttext /> > > </foil> > > <foil location="random" value="false" name="foil3"> > > <startouttext />5.5 (???? ????? ?????).<endouttext /> > > </foil> > > </foilgroup> > > </radiobuttonresponse> > > </span> > > </problem> > > > > > > <problem> > > <!-- Test full RTL support : demonstrates correct mixture of RTL > and > > LTR pieces. --> <startouttext /> > > <span dir="rtl"> > > ???? ??????? <!-- This text precedes the equation (on the > > right). --> <m>\(c = a + b \)</m> > > ???? ???????. <!-- This text follows the equation (on the left). > > > --> <br /> > > ???? ???????, <!-- This text precedes the english text. --> > > english text between hebrew text, > > ???? ???????. <!-- This text follows the english text. --> > > </span> > > <endouttext /> > > </problem> > > > > > > Done minimal examples. > > _______________________________________________ > LON-CAPA-users mailing list > LON-CAPA-users@mail.lon-capa.org > http://mail.lon-capa.org/mailman/listinfo/lon-capa-users _______________________________________________ LON-CAPA-users mailing list LON-CAPA-users@mail.lon-capa.org http://mail.lon-capa.org/mailman/listinfo/lon-capa-users
