[nadavbf1]

Hi

in the price filter the prices are upside down for RTL (small value is on the high value part of the slider) can you switch between them?

In addition – it is very slow after we filter the price, take a lot of loading time
can we do something about it? important for UX

link
https://ebake.co.il/product-category/cakes/?min_price=200&max_price=310

image
https://ibb.co/6wbG60w

[Althemist]

The direction there is correct. The smaller number is on the left and the bigger number on the right – the opposite of the LTR positioning.

I have just checked and the loading speed is jsut fine. It takes approx. 2 seconds which is normal.

[nadavbf1]

I see it opposite, can you please check again?

see high price on the left
https://ibb.co/0F85r2n

verification after changing slider position
https://ibb.co/rcBrCCZ

THANKS

[Althemist]

My mistake in the previous post. The bigger is on the left. In LTR languages it’s on the right. (small on left, bigger on right). So in RTL it changes the position as you read it from right to left. It’s the same with the default WooComemrce filter by price.

[nadavbf1]

correct but you didnt change the slider
so the slider is upside down from the price

maybe the price is RTL but the slider is not hence it is not compatible with the price

it looks very weird becuase it is the opposite direction, did you see it in the pic?
https://ibb.co/rcBrCCZ

[nadavbf1]

can you please assist?

[nadavbf1]

please support

[Althemist]

Hello nadavbf1,

We have checked this deeper and it looks like the jquery UI range slider module is not RTL compatible. It’s the same with the default WooCommerce price filter widget. The only thing we can do is to revert the numbers to LTR so it’s not confusing. Do you want us to revert the numbers in the next update? Unfortunately, this is how WooCommerce is built and there is no way to fix it from the theme.

[nadavbf1]

oh no

ok yes please align the numbers with the slider thanks

[nadavbf1]

hello?

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