Steps to replicate the issue (include links if applicable):
- Set your user interface language on Abstract Wikipedia to English.
- Go to https://abstract.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q1344227
- The page is initially loaded in English.
- Select Hebrew in the language selector.
What happens?:
A Hebrew sentence is shown. It's aligned to the left, and the full top is on the right-hand end of the sentence.
What should have happened instead?:
When a Hebrew sentence is shown, it must be aligned to the right, and the full stop must be on the left-hand end of the sentence.
The easy way to do this is probably to apply the appropriate lang and dir attributes to the HTML element with the content in the target language. It probably makes sense to apply those attributes to that element on the initial load of the page, even if they are the same as the same attributes on parent elements (<html>, <div id="contentSub">, etc.)