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          Right-to-Left (RTL) Language Support

          Right-to-Left (RTL) Language Support

          To make right-to-left (RTL) language users feel more at home, Salesforce supports Arabic and Hebrew as end-user languages and Urdu as a platform language. In Lightning Experience and Experience Builder sites, the RTL Language Layout is the default layout for right-to-left languages, with some important limitations. Salesforce Classic and Experience Cloud sites using Salesforce Tabs + Visualforce offer limited support for RTL languages for some features.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Lightning Experience
          Limited support in: Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs)
          Available in: Group, Essentials, Professional, Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions

          Lightning Experience and Experience Builder sites support Arabic and Hebrew as end-user languages, and Urdu as a platform language.

          Right-to-left language layout in Lightning Experience and Experience Builder sites focuses on the standard use cases for common Sales and Service Cloud objects plus standard reports and dashboards. The RTL layout supports UI mirroring and has appropriate UI and text alignment for bidirectional languages. It’s the default layout in Lightning Experience and Experience Builder sites for right-to-left languages.

          Note
          Note The user’s personal language determines whether languages are displayed from right to left or from left to right for that user. For instance, if a user’s language is set to English, Hebrew text displays from left to right for that user and can render incorrectly.

          Salesforce Classic and Experience Cloud sites using Salesforce Tabs + Visualforce provide only limited support for some features for these right-to-left languages. Because right-to-left languages aren’t fully supported in Salesforce Classic, many features don’t appear as expected. There are no plans to expand the list of supported features for Salesforce Classic.

          Right-to-Left Language Support Limitations

          When enabling a right-to-left language, be aware of these limitations.

          • Right-to-left support isn’t available for all Clouds and features, as detailed in the following limitations tables.
          • Google Chrome is the recommended browser for Lightning Right-to-Left (RTL) Support. Apple Safari is also supported. Other browsers aren’t recommended for Lightning RTL Support. See Supported Browsers and Devices for Lightning Experience for requirements and limitations for Google Chrome and Apple Safari.
          • Lightning right-to-left support is available with Technical Requirements for Tablets. Otherwise, it isn’t supported in the Salesforce mobile app or any other mobile app or mobile browser.
          • Salesforce doesn’t provide default translations for Urdu because it’s a platform-only language. However, you can localize apps and custom functionality that you build on the Salesforce Platform with Urdu. If the app or functionally has right-to-left support, the resulting translations display right to left. See Supported Languages in Salesforce Help for more information on platform-only languages.

          Clouds with Right-to-Left Support Limitations

          Cloud Supported in Lightning Experience? Supported in Salesforce Classic? Details
          Commerce Cloud No No  
          Experience Cloud Can be applied with custom CSS in Aura sites built with Experience Builder. Limited support available for standard components in sites built using Lightning Web Runtime (LWR) Not supported in sites using Salesforce Tabs + Visualforce  
          Consumer Goods Partial No Right-to-left support for Hebrew only.
          Financial Services Cloud Partial No Right-to-left support for Hebrew only.
          Health Cloud Partial No Right-to-left support for Hebrew only.
          Marketing Cloud Engagement No No  
          Marketing Cloud Account Engagement No No  
          Sales Cloud Einstein No No  
          Salesforce CPQ and Billing No No  

          Features with Right-to-Left Language Support Limitations

          Feature Supported in Lightning Experience? Supported in Salesforce Classic? Lightning Experience RTL Support Limitations
          Case Feed Yes Limited support  
          Chat Yes Limited support  
          Lightning Data No No  
          Einstein Activity Capture No No  
          CRM Analytics No No  
          Emails No No  
          Enterprise Territory Management No No  
          Feeds No No  
          Field Service Partial Not available in Salesforce Classic Right-to-left support for Hebrew only (Beta).
          Learning Paths No Not available in Salesforce Classic  
          Inbox Yes No
          • Features available with an Inbox license in Outlook and Gmail integrations aren’t compatible with RTL languages. Included are Insert Availability, Send Later, Email Tracking, and Text Shortcuts.
          • When an RTL language is selected in Gmail, the side panel appears on the left side of your inbox or calendar, not on the right. However, the panel's contents are displayed correctly from right to left.
          Knowledge Yes Limited support  
          Sales Dialer No No  
          PDF generation No No  
          Search Yes No See Right-to-Left (RTL) Language Limitations
          Visualforce No No  

          Known Issues with RTL in Lightning Experience

          Lightning Right-to-Left Support has the following known visual discrepancies:

          • In report builder, when working in a right-to-left language, the formula editing menu flows from right to left. But the formula editing field for summary and row-level formulas flows from left to right.
          • Improper alignment and minor misplacement of some UI elements including images, arrows, and buttons
          • Potential minor overlapping or truncated UI elements
           
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