[01:41:53] In Han scripts, we would simply write them [01:41:54] U 直 [01:41:55] p 書 [01:41:57] r / [01:41:58] i 直 [01:42:00] g 书 [01:42:01] h [01:42:03] t (re @Npriskorn: Big thanks. much easier to read the short strings sideways. [01:42:04] Even better would be to skew the top header 45 degree to the right t...) [01:42:06] 😂​ [08:41:58] Yes! I heard about the writing or top to bottom in asian cultures. We could do it for all languages 🤡 (re @Winston_Sung: In Han scripts, we would simply write them [08:41:58] U 直 [08:42:00] p 書 [08:42:01] r / [08:42:03] i 直 [08:42:04] g 书 [08:42:06] h [08:42:07] t) [08:43:14] Or replace the iso codes with flags 🤡 [09:18:34] There are no flags for different scripts and some places have more than 1 languages, so you'll see some flags appear multiple times lol. 🤡 (re @Npriskorn: Or replace the iso codes with flags 🤡) [09:19:11] Bad news: writing-mode does not support something like that. (re @Npriskorn: Big thanks. much easier to read the short strings sideways. [09:19:12] Even better would be to skew the top header 45 degree to the right t...) [09:22:34] And CSS transform rotate is like a big black box with varable-length/width strings ().