* mirror all inline SVGs so that direction SVGs display correctly on RTL
* set the bold list element in info box to RTL so the colon gets displayed on the right side
* set correct .ltr function for the left border on the search button in #q
* move text to the right in autocomplete
* move search form in lign with result article on RTL
* add the correct padding for img thumbnails in categories like music on RTL
* apply RTL to result table for map results
* align text in tables part of /preferences on RTL
* move burger menu on index page to the left on RTL
* fix positioning of drop down arrow on select boxes on RTL
* align result URL on the right (written LTR)
* align vim hotkeys help on the left since it is not translated
* image detail:
* labels (author, format, URL, etc...) are written on the right,
values are on the left.
* URL are written LTR and overflow on the right
the width of #main_results #results.image-detail-open.only_template_images
was set to 59.25rem. On mobile, the images overflowed on right side of
the viewport, which creates a horizontal scroll.
This commit set the value to min(98%, 59.25rem) whatever the max-width is.
* index page: margin top is 24% of the view port.
avoid to scroll a small screen,
center the content in the middle of the screen
* link to preferences at the same height same the input fields
* increase the category tab heighs
* increase the margin bottom of the query field
* in the results, change the h3 margin top and bottom to 0.4rem (6px)
* move the back to top button slightly on the right when the results are only images
When an image is selected, the detail with the full size image is displayed
on the right side of the screen (or full screen on tablet and phone).
When Javascript is disabled, the thumbnail is a linked to the full size image,
as it was before.
When the image proxy is enabled, the full size image is also proxied,
in consequence this commit increases the bandwidth usage of instances.
The detail can be closed by the close button or the Esc key.
It is possible to go to the next and previous images using the j and k keys
or the button on the top right of the screen.
