RTL and i18n

God Kit is built for apps that switch LTR and RTL (e.g. Persian with @nuxtjs/i18n).

Set direction on the document or app root

Use the HTML dir attribute on html or a top-level wrapper:

html

<html dir="rtl" lang="fa">

In Nuxt, your i18n or layout usually sets dir from the active locale.

Primitives use logical CSS where it matters for mirroring:

padding-inline, margin-inline, text-align: start instead of physical left/right-only rules.
Focus rings and symmetric shadows do not need extra RTL overrides.

Labels and errors use start alignment so they follow the reading direction.

Mount or render the tree under dir="rtl" (see tests in src/vue/components/form/field/GkField.spec.ts).
Confirm label[for] still matches input[id] (accessibility, not visual).
Run npm run test — includes axe checks on mounted components.

The .gk-density-compact class (see Design tokens) only changes spacing variables; it composes with RTL without extra steps.