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Siebel Global Deployment Guide > Configuring Global Deployments > Verifying Bidirectional CapabilitySiebel applications display a left-to-right or right-to-left user interface, according to the current language and locale. For example, Siebel Business Applications display from right-to-left for Arabic (ARA) or Hebrew (HEB). Framesets in Siebel Web templates, as used by the Siebel Web Engine, automatically reflect the UI directionality (either left-to-right or right-to-left) defined for the current locale. Verifying UI Directionality Settings for Arabic or HebrewUser interface elements display from right-to-left for Arabic or Hebrew. It is recommended to verify that UI directionality is set to Right To Left for the Arabic and Hebrew locales.
Modifying Fonts in Cascading Style SheetsDepending on which fonts are available on your client computers, you might need to modify cascading style sheets (CSS files) to specify different fonts for use with your language. For more information, see Configuring Cascading Style Sheets to Specify Different Fonts. Creating Language-Specific Object Manager ComponentsIf you are implementing a language that shipped after the initial product rollout (this scenario might not apply), then see Scenarios for Installing and Deploying Siebel Languages. See also the details for the scenario for installing and deploying additional languages in an existing deployment, which are located in the Siebel Installation Guide for the operating system you are using. |
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