DO NOT REPLY [Bug 21171] - Need Bidirectional support for RtoL languages in html:html tag

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------- Additional Comments From cris@dsnet.net  2005-01-18 21:27 -------
(In reply to comment #0)
> The html tag has a DIR parameter that you can set to dir="rtl" . This will have
> the effect that the whole page flip from right to left. It is needed for
> languages such as Arabic and Hebrew. 
> 
> The html:html tag should add the Dir="rtl" to the generated html tag when the
> local is for a rtl language. arabic = windows1256

According to the HTML 4.01 spec, dir is part of the %i18n attribute set, which
is used by virtually every HTML tag. It is not just needed for HTML, but in fact
all tags in the struts-html tld. See google.com in a bidi language for an
example of how this attribute is used to properly control the direction of a page. 

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