Arabic Text.jsx ((exclusive)) ✅

const ArabicText = ( children, className, ...props ) => return ( <span dir="rtl" lang="ar" className= arabic-text $ '' ...props > children </span> ); ;

When a designer tries to copy Arabic text from a document and paste it into a standard After Effects text layer, the software treats it like Latin text. It isolates the characters, breaks the connections, and often reverses the order entirely. A word like "مرحبا" (Hello) can appear as a scattered collection of disjointed shapes, rendering the design unusable.

React safely escapes this, which is good for XSS protection but bad for complex Arabic diacritics (tashkeel). Escaping can strip zero-width joiners (ZWJ) and non-joiner (ZWNJ) characters that control ligatures. Arabic Text.jsx

return part; );

<p>userInput</p> // User input: "سلام" const ArabicText = ( children, className,

const ArabicText = ( text, useArabicNumerals = false ) => const processedText = convertNumerals(text, useArabicNumerals);

const ArabicText = ( content, type = 'paragraph', useArabicNumerals = true, className = '' ) => React safely escapes this, which is good for

To integrate into your workflow, follow these steps:

How to create Arabic Text in After Effects CC + Tips & Tricks

: Write or copy your Arabic text in its natural state (right-to-left) from a reliable source like a Word document or Google Translate. Avoid Manual Reversing