@laylazi/bootstrap-rtl
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First and most accurate RTL edition of Bootstrap 4.x, the most popular front-end framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web.
<html ... dir="rtl" ... > for correct PRINT layout and also, because of MS IE (10-11) / EDGE (12-18) / EDGE (chromium) layout engine RTL capabilities.bootstrap.js of this package contains a patch about Carousel. Use it to correct behaviors of Carousels on touchable devices.npm i @laylazi/bootstrap-rtlbootstrap.js references by bootstrap.js [of this package] , in all HTML files. (just in case of using BS Carousel)bootstrap.css references by bootstrap-rtl.css in all HTML files.border-left to border-right and vice versa.border-left-0 to border-right-0 and vice versa.rounded-left to rounded-right and vice versa.float-left to float-right and vice versa.ml-* to mr-* and vice versa.pl-* to pr-* and vice versa.text-left to text-right and vice versa.text-*-left to text-*-right and vice versa.dropleft to dropright and vice versa.dropdown-menu-left to dropdown-menu-right and vice versa.dropdown-menu-*-left to dropdown-menu-*-right and vice versa.data-placement="left" to data-placement="right" and vice versa.FAQs
First and most accurate RTL edition of Bootstrap 4.x, the most popular front-end framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web.
We found that @laylazi/bootstrap-rtl demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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