Note - The correct approach as per W3C web standard, is to add the rtl attribute to the root HTML element programmatically with JS. Which looks like this:

<style>

:root {

direction: rtl;

}

</style>

<script>

document.documentElement.setAttribute('dir', 'rtl');

document.querySelector('.css_direction').remove();

// The following code adds the "lang"-attribute to the root HTML element.

// If you're using the Folder strategy, activate the code below by removing ' /* '

/* document.documentElement.setAttribute("lang", 'ar');

</script>


It's included with the Webflow building system RTLflow: https://derokki.dev/rtlflow

Webflow is an HTML-CSS development builder, therefore it always supports RTL when used correctly. I'd agree there could be some improvement to the CMS, though. That might be solvable by creating an extension.

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