Invoicing in Arabic, properly
The screen, the document and the PDF — not a translation laid over a layout designed left to right.
The interface flips completely
The menu moves to the right, columns reverse, arrows turn round. Nothing stays pinned to the left edge out of habit.
The PDF too, not just the screen
The outgoing document is composed right to left: column order, the alignment of the totals and the header block all follow Arabic reading.
Real Arabic typography
A dedicated Arabic face with the line height it needs — and Latin characters keep theirs, so a reference or an amount does not fall back to a default font.
Names and figures stay readable
An Arabic customer name and a Latin reference sit on the same line without reordering each other, and amounts keep the direction digits are read in.
What gets asked about Arabic
Have a look at a document in Arabic
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