but we need to support regarding Arabic language, as we facing some problems during writing arabic inside our sit.
Yola supports UNICODE, so you should be able to add text in the language of your choice. Do you have the necessary keyboard and browser settings? Can you specify the issues you're having when adding Arabic to your site?
re-wright the data from begining- may be that due to the Arabic writing start from right (not from left)- and that take a long time- also ther is no any Arabic font avilable.
The right to left issue should be OK as you can right justify your text. If you type it out in a word processor first of all, then copy it to a utility which strips out the processing code then copy and paste that into your site that may work.
Here are some more free Arabic + fonts that you can download and customise. If you need help customising these for use please ask. it's not something i know very much about but happy to work with you if you can be patient with me.
Gop has given you some good tips above. You should never copy text directly from MS Word or other programmes and then paste it onto your website! Please see the last paragraph of our tutorial How to add text.
If you still want to copy text from another source, you can do so and then strip the formatting. Yola offers a tool to strip formatting on its HTML101 site. Hope this helps!
One solution is to Write your text in an application that goes right to left. Copy the text and place into Notepad then copy from that and paste into Yola.
Please see my response above where I was able to do this very easily. There is also an example screen shot of this. Just click on the image to expand it.
For combination Arabic and English, you will need to do this in parts. Cutting and pasting as you go into a plain text document before applying it to your site. This will still work as the Yola site doesn't dictate the flow direction of the text, simply the alignment.
What I would try is to produce it in MS Word as you have suggested and when it's finished (Arabic RtoL and English L to R) then copy it all into notepad, then copy it again from Notepad and paste it into your Yola text widget(?). If this is what you have already tried then we have to step down another level to some very fundamental HTML which I would have to research.
There's an answer somewhere and I think we should be able to discover it.