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how do you implement rtl support in website? never done that before.

-webkit-transform: rotateY(130deg); /* Safari prior 9.0 */
transform: rotateY(130deg); /* Standard syntax */

Is it enough? to apply the above for the body would do the trick? and flip back all the texts. works?

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    I hope you're joking 😅
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    @myss ofcourse not. LOL
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    @myss I need to complete this shittty ass work today within 2 hours.
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    Why would you rotate? And why by 130 degrees, what's that odd angle about? Even if it were clean 180 degrees, why would you want stuff upside down?

    And why don't you use text-align:right and direction:rtl or so for right to left text direction?
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    No not 130deg but 180deg and don't forget to support Australia as well rotateX(180deg)
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    @Fast-Nop oh the angle was just a demo. i Think translateY translate the content in 3d way . so 180 would flip the site.
    I think i need to switch between css stylesheets for ltr and rtl support with changes in directions based styles.
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    I am very glad that some of you even care to answer this stupid question. Thanks anyway . I didnt flip it yet anyway FYI. escaped to another angular work.
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