/* ========================================================================== urdu.css — Urdu (RTL) support for the Team Overc's blog ========================================================================== WHAT THIS IS ------------ A reusable, self-contained stylesheet that activates Urdu/RTL rendering for any page that opts in. It does nothing at all unless a page's tag carries lang="ur" and/or dir="rtl" — so linking it from an English page is a safe no-op, and none of the 78 existing English blog pages need to change. HOW TO USE IT (for the next job — Urdu post migration) -------------------------------------------------------- 1. On the Urdu post page itself, set: (both attributes — dir="rtl" drives the CSS below, lang="ur" is for screen readers / browser language detection / the font-matching unicode-range some browsers use). 2. Link this file from the page's , in ADDITION to the page's own existing inline