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7/12/2012 8:53 AM
 

I would like to change the rendering direction of the web site from the default LTR to RTL and that to match the ARABIC language direction. I just installed my new web site which is DNN 6.2. Any one can help me in how to change the direction of the web either from HTML tag or Body tag. I can't locate the file I need to make the change on.

 

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7/12/2012 12:13 PM
 

I found the answer

You add an attribute to html tag in default.aspx page at the root directory

 
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