When did all settings of Globalization and Localization app, do the following to enable RTL mode if you need RTL language, like arabic; step1- create a new css file, for example arabicCss.css step2- To check which language was selected, put the statements following in head section of the _Layout.cshtml page; @using System.Globalization @if (CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.TextInfo.IsRightToLeft) { <Link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="arabicCss.css"> } step3- Begin to edit arabicCss.css file, as you wish.
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Thank you my friend this is the bast video about asp.net core multilanguage I ve ever seen. Glad you so much
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Thanks for the video. I guess the section starting at 18:25 needs to go before controller localization. Appreciating your effort.
best video........the kind of localization i was looking for <3
Thanks so much!!! Really useful.
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Excellent tutorial. Thank you!!!
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Amazing, really it is very helpful. It saves my time. Thanks lot.
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Thanks Bhrugen for such an amazing tutorial on this topic, It was really helpful. It's just a little request to kindly update the tutorial for .NET 7 Core as it doesn't have separate files for configuring services and adding them to the pipeline so while adding them to pipeline, some functions were not that complex as shown in this video. Thanks!
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Amazing video and perfect explanation.. Really appreciate your efforts and So professional.
What if I have separate Area (Admin for example)? Do I have to do anything additional in startup file? I have created the resource folder with the views related to the Admin area, however it doesn't properly localizes, shows only the key strings
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