If you're willing to write your Confluence pages in one of those languages, you need the RTL for Confluence app. The app adds directionality buttons to the Confluence editor to set text direction from Right to Left (RTL) and Left to Right (LTR).
When selecting a direction, the corresponding alignment button is also checked by default to the same direction (can be changed by user):
In addition, RTL for Confluence sets the default direction of the page:
RTL for Confluence will not make changes to existing content. After installing the app, we will make sure to apply RTL direction and right alignment to new pages as well as to new elements added to existing pages. |
In the Configuration page, admin can define which spaces can work with the app.
For spaces that are defined as RTL App scope, admin should define the default direction for new pages - RTL or LTR and the title location.
In addition, admin can define if new spaces should get RTL as default direction (if not checked - new spaces will be default added to Not RTL App)
The cursor position is affected by the direction of the document.
Indexing and searching supports RTL languages
Simple lists, bulleted lists, numbered list and mixed lists are either right-to-left or left-to-right
All toolbar functions are supported according to the page direction or the elements inside the page.
Confluence task list macro, table of content, info macro, expand macro and more are supported
Copy & Past of RTL-based texts/tables to your Confluence pages are supported