A mirrored admin, not a patched LTR shell
FleekDash ships a full right-to-left layout. When the active locale is an RTL language, such as Arabic or Hebrew, the admin mirrors automatically. There is no toggle to enable and no separate "RTL mode": direction follows the locale, the same way translated strings do.
What mirrors
Shell chrome: the sidebar moves to the inline-start side, and submenu flyouts, the settings popover, tooltips, and drawers open from the correct edge with mirrored animations.
Grids and data tables: column order, sorting affordances, and keyboard navigation follow the reading direction: Left and Right arrow keys move through cells the way RTL readers expect.
Directional icons: arrows, chevrons, and back/forward icons flip horizontally so they keep pointing the right way.
Embedded WordPress screens: wp-admin pages, the customizer, forms, and the block editor use logical spacing, so paddings and margins land on the correct side.
Drag and drop: reordering menus, widgets, and kanban cards stays accurate with the sidebar on the right.
How to use it
Set the site language to an RTL locale in WordPress, or pick an RTL language for your own account from Language in the user menu (see Language and locale).
The interface mirrors immediately, no reload.
Preview both directions
The Theme Management drawer includes an LTR/RTL layout preview, so you can check how a theme looks for RTL audiences before applying it.
RTL-first teams get parity with left-to-right workflows inside FleekDash: same features, same polish, mirrored.
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In practice
Full admin mirror for Arabic, Hebrew, and other RTL locales, driven automatically by the active locale. On this page, A mirrored admin, not a patched LTR shell is covered in detail: what it looks like in the admin, the exact controls it exposes, and how it behaves when you use it day to day. Because a mirrored admin, not a patched ltr shell is part of Multi-language & Accessibility — translated locales, keyboard navigation, screen-reader-friendly structure, and RTL support — the settings you touch here interact with the rest of the feature; when in doubt, open the feature overview and follow the docs in order.
See also
Need a hand? Contact support or head back to the Multi-language & Accessibility guide.