/*
 * rtl.css
 *
 * WordPress automatically enqueues this file INSTEAD of style.css
 * whenever is_rtl() is true (i.e. the active language, set by WPML/
 * Polylang, is Arabic). It only needs to contain overrides — anything
 * not listed here keeps using style.css's rule, because WP loads
 * rtl.css right after style.css, not as a full replacement.
 *
 * This theme was built with CSS logical properties throughout
 * (margin-inline, padding-inline, border-inline-start, text-align via
 * flow direction, etc. — see style.css and assets/css/*.css), so it
 * needs very few RTL-specific overrides. The font-family swap to
 * Tajawal for Arabic is handled inside style.css itself via the
 * html[dir="rtl"] selector, since font choice isn't a "logical
 * property" WordPress' ltr/rtl split can express on its own.
 */

/* Intentionally minimal — see comment above. Add project-specific RTL
   fixes here if a future component turns out not to be fully logical. */
