Hi Dave,
Thank you for contacting Microsoft.
Based on my investigation, I found the HtmlDirectionality is only a
resource key defined in the local resource file. We can use it to set the
dir property of a specific element to instruct the browse to display the
text in the correct direction. It is useful for the web page that only
contains one language. If you have a multilingual page, (in other words,
you need to display some text in a fixed language no matter what culture
info is set in the web browse), the <span dir¡> is an option for you. But
please note the direction of the text can not be dynamically changed
according to different culture info from IE.
If there is anything unclear about this issue, please feel free to let me
know. Thanks a lot!
Thanks & Regards,
Frederick Wu
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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