I have integrated the qTranslate plugin from WordPress, enabling me to translate posts and fields with ease.
The primary language is English, while the secondary language is Arabic, requiring a design that supports RTL.
After consulting both their FAQ and Wordpress' Right-to-Left Language Support documentation, I encountered an issue. The plugin's FAQ mentioned that it should automatically work, but if not, one should reference Wordpress' resources. From there, I found:
Begin with your main theme stylesheet (typically style.css). Duplicate this file as rtl.css and include these attributes in the body selector:
direction: rtl;
unicode-bidi: embed;
In response, I created a new version of `style.css` named `rtl.css` and added `direction:rtl` to the body selector.
Regrettably, the switch to Arabic did not result in RTL orientation; instead, it continued to display LTR alignment.
Curiously, when I applied `direction:rtl` directly to the body selection within `style.css`, the theme correctly adjusted to RTL.
What steps should I take next in this particular scenario?