I want to use the right to left format to use arabic language in the titles of the products only and not the whole website because the product titles appear like this after uploading csv file:

While it should appear like this:
so how to fix this?
A user needs to display Arabic product titles in right-to-left (RTL) format on their Dawn theme Shopify store, while keeping the rest of the site in left-to-right format. Product titles imported via CSV are displaying incorrectly with reversed text direction.
Solutions Provided:
base.css targeting .product__title h1 with direction: rtl and text-align: righttheme.liquid before the </body> tag to apply RTL formattingThe user confirmed one solution worked for product pages but noted that featured products still display incorrectly, indicating the issue remains partially unresolved. The discussion is ongoing as the user awaits a fix for the featured products section.
I want to use the right to left format to use arabic language in the titles of the products only and not the whole website because the product titles appear like this after uploading csv file:

While it should appear like this:
so how to fix this?
Hey @ShadyEmad
Welcome to Shopify Community! Can you share your Store URL so I can have a look on it? Also, if you have password enabled then please share the password as well. Your cooperation would be greatly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Moeed
Hi @ShadyEmad
Let go to Admin → Sale Channels → Online Stores → Themes → click Edit code on current theme → find base.css and add this code to the end of that file
.product__title h1 {
direction: rtl;
text-align: right;
}
the result:
Hey @ShadyEmad
Follow these Steps:
Go to Online Store
Edit Code
Find theme.liquid file
Add the following code in the bottom of the file above tag
RESULT
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Best Regards,
Moeed
This worked for me thank you
What about featured products they still didn’t change
This worked for me thank you
Featured products they still didn’t change