FleekDash 2.6.7 is headlined by RTL Support: when the active locale is a right-to-left language such as Arabic or Hebrew, the entire admin mirrors automatically — sidebar, menus, dialogs, grids, icons, and keyboard navigation. The same release adds a Language switcher in the user menu, an Arabic language pack, an LTR/RTL preview in Theme Management, and complete translations across all 13 bundled locales.
What's New
Right-to-left layout
FleekDash now follows the reading direction of the active locale. Pick an RTL language and the whole interface mirrors — not just the text.
Automatic mirroring driven by the locale: no toggle to find, no separate mode to enable.
Mirrored chrome: the sidebar moves to the inline-start side, and submenu flyouts, popovers, drawers, and tooltips open from the correct edge with matching animations.
Grids and data tables render in RTL, including column order and keyboard navigation — arrow keys follow the reading direction.
Directional icons such as arrows and chevrons flip horizontally so they keep pointing the right way.
Embedded WordPress screens — admin pages, the customizer, forms, and the block editor — use logical spacing, so paddings and margins land on the correct side.
Drag and drop stays accurate with the sidebar on the right.
RTL support · Multi-language and accessibility
Language switcher in the user menu
Change your admin language without leaving the page.
Language flyout inside the user menu lists every available locale with its flag.
Instant switch: the interface updates in place — no reload, no lost context.
Per-user preference: each team member picks their own language, independent of the site locale.
Arabic language pack
Arabic joins the bundled locales with manual translations — and it drives the new RTL layout end to end.
LTR/RTL preview in Theme Management
The Theme Management drawer now previews any theme in both directions, so you can check how palettes and layouts look for RTL audiences before applying them.
Language permissions and review
New manage languages capability controls who can view, edit, import, or delete languages.
Submit overrides for review: teammates can propose translation changes that admins approve before they go live.
What's Improved
Translations and Language Manager
Complete translations in all 13 bundled locales — every shipped string is now translated, including the newest features.
Faster language screens: translations are cached and the language list prefetches when the user menu opens.
Live editing: translation edits apply immediately, and imported files merge with your existing overrides instead of replacing them.
Language flag icons restored for Bulgarian and other locales that were missing them.
Skeleton loaders in the language drawer now match the real layouts, and the redundant Available filter is gone.
Login and admin chrome
Branded wp-login.php for logged-in users, while interim login modals keep the native WordPress look.
Beta badges now appear on all Labs features in the settings navigation.
What's Fixed
Media detail panel stays visible while scrolling large galleries.
Menu spacers no longer turn into blank routes, and section titles render correctly in the sidebar.
Sidebar defaults: the theme fallback applies again when site defaults are unset, and local overrides are counted correctly.
Posts list: drafts and auto-drafts no longer appear in the default All view.
Block editor: text colors set on blocks apply again instead of being overridden.
Integrations: embedded integration pages render at full height again, and routes from deactivated plugins are hidden.
Plugin grid stays in place after activating plugins such as Trustindex.
Popovers and menus opened from drawers now stack above them correctly.
