html - IE10 - RTL reversed - how to fix? -
can't understand problem. reason - ie10 presents hebrew in reversed order. if use compatibility mode(ie developer tools, ie 10 compatibility mode) works fine... http://www.undergraduate.technion.ac.il/rishum/index.html
tried sorts of rtl fixes(css, dir attribute, etc.)
i'm no expert in rtl, considering works in compatibility mode, in short term try adding
<meta http-equiv="x-ua-compatible" content="ie=5">
in long term (or if doesn't work) show consider rewriting pages current html standards. should @ least
- add charset declaration (to http header not html) since hebrew , not basic ascii. (this rtl problem).
- get rid of frames. frames obsolete , outdated technology.
- correct html syntax errors.
- use css styling.
- get rid of graphics links. (i'd love read page, graphics can't translated automatically).
btw, use http://validator.w3.org/ check worst errors. since framed site, you'll need check each frame document separately.
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