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Originally Posted by theducks
If I understand
you are saying your device is breaking (padding) between characters?
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"Nice to know becomes " Nice to know
when viewed (BV or device?)? |
Exactly, only that - strange enough - no "normal" (double) quotation marks are concerned (as far as I can see), but only the single ones, and - don't know if it matters - of this type that I showed (›...‹). But it looks on the device just as you demonstrated.
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Originally Posted by Doitsu
Non-breaking spaces should work: Insert > Special Character > nbsp
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I shall try this. But: with this option I would have to have a look at each case where the issue happens? No regex?
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Originally Posted by Doitsu
You might also occasionally see extra spaces if the value of the paragraph's text-align property is set to justify.
Try changing it to left to see if it makes a difference. E.g.
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<p style="text-align: left;">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.</p>
If it works, change the corresponding paragraph style in the stylesheet to:
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p { text-align: left; }
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Well, as I said, I would principally prefer the text jusificated (and rather accept issues of lower importance).
I have a Kobo Touch, and I'm always trying to format the text alignment with Sigil, and not so by the internal options of the reader. Perhapsd, I should look if there are any changes.
BTW: I'm using the Kobo Touch Extended plugin, but not the "Soft Hyphenate"-option, for it dissolves, in my case, any kind of text justification.
Anyway, thanks a lot! I appreciate!
