Wix Pro Gallery: Adjusting Your Gallery to be Right-to-Left
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Deliver an authentic and engaging visual experience for visitors whose language directionality is right-to-left, e.g., Hebrew, Arabic and Urdu. Change the order of your gallery images, text direction and alignment to be RTL, directly from your Pro Gallery settings.
Learn how to:
Changing Your Gallery Direction
Change the order of your gallery items to be displayed right-to-left in just one click. If you have chosen to display text in your gallery (titles and descriptions), the text direction is automatically adjusted to be RTL.
To change your gallery direction:
- Click the Pro Gallery in your Editor.
- Click Settings.
- Click Advanced.
- Select Right to left under General Settings.
Note:
Setting your gallery direction to be RTL only applies to your main gallery view and not the Expand Mode. If this is a feature you would like to see in the future, you can vote for it here.
Changing Your Gallery Text Alignment
Align your gallery item's titles and descriptions to the right, to ensure a seamless user experience for your visitors. Have the text that visitors see when viewing / hovering over gallery items, aligned to the right.
To align your gallery text to the right:
- Click the Pro Gallery in your Editor.
- Click Settings.
- Click Design.
- Click Text.
- Click the Align Right icon
under Horizontal alignment.
Changing Text Alignment in the Expand Mode
Align text to the right in the Expand Mode of gallery items.
To align text in the Expand Mode to the right:
- Click the Pro Gallery in your Editor.
- Click Settings.
- Click Design.
- Click Expand Mode.
- Click Customize Expand Mode.
- Click the Align Right icon
under Design Settings.
Notes:
- If you have chosen to display text (image title / description) on your gallery, make sure that the gallery direction you choose matches your language's direction, to avoid punctuation issues.
- It is not possible to display gallery text in more than one direction at the same time, e.g., one image's text in English (left-to-right), and another image's text in Hebrew (right-to-left) simultaneously.
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