// Could keep scrollbars on the right [306KTSWJ5] — apparently that's preferrable
// for rtl languages too, see:
//   https://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/24437/scrollbars-in-right-to-left-layout
// — they say: scrollbars is a *digital* context, not a reading context,
// and then people are used to the scrollbars being to the right.
// Also works better for right handed people — won't need to reach accross
// the phone / tablet, to scroll with their fingers.

// Flip some icons left-to-right.
.dw-arw,
.icon-wrench::before,
.icon-reply::before,
.icon-right-open:before,
.icon-left-open:before
  transform: scaleX(-1);

.s_Tb_Pg_Cs > li:not(:last-child)::after,  // topbar category list
.s_F_Ts_Cat_Ttl-SubCat::before  // topic list category dropdowns
  content: "←" !important;

p, li, span, div, a, button, table
  direction: rtl;

.dw-p-hd
  display: flex;
  // Combined with direction: rtl, this lays out things from right-to-left
  // (the flex direction takes rtl into account).
  flex-direction: row;
