Sub Menus in RTL not showing offset as in LTR

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March 25, 2013 at 7:58 pm #5793

Dane
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Sub Menus in RTL not showing offset as in LTR

-Using Catch Everest (English Version)-Converted to RTL (rtl.css)
-Substituted Arabic titles and text in place of English

When a page is added to the menu, the Sub Menu in Admin side shows up offset under the Parent Page correctly, but on the site it still shows up in one line (not staggered under parent page)

In Admin side, correctly positioned second menu and sub menus.
MainMenu1
MainMenu2
Sub Menu1
Sub Menu2
Sub Menu3
MainMenu3
MainMenu4

and below is the what is shows on main site: (3rd, 4rth & 5th items are sub menus of 2nd item)
MainMenu1
MainMenu2
Sub Menu1
Sub Menu2
Sub Menu3
MainMenu3
MainMenu4

Maybe I missed something.
Can you guide me to the float/padding etc. code lines in style.css which affects this?

thanks in advance!

edit: sorry, screen shots did not post.

March 25, 2013 at 8:10 pm #5794

Dane
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Edit2:

In Admin side, correctly positioned second menu and sub menus.

MainMenu1

MainMenu2

… Sub Menu1
… Sub Menu2
… Sub Menu3

MainMenu3
MainMenu4

March 26, 2013 at 1:18 am #5833

Sakin
Keymaster

@Dane: Catch Everest theme doesn’t support RTL css. We need to add complete RTL support css. You need to add in yourself for now. We will try to add in future updates.

March 26, 2013 at 1:46 pm #5874

Dane
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ok.

can you tell me which lines in style.css affect the menu listing in the sidebar?

separate question:

I want 4 featured posts instead of currently displayed 3.

Can you please provide the parameters that control the column width so all posts appear in one line horizontally?

I have reached this far through trial and error and there are still some things I need to understand. Can you please help out?

thanks…
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