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Old 07-24-2013, 07:09 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by spruitje View Post

I haven't seen any useful effect of the *hyphen* attributes either.
I got an (almost) correct hypenation of kepubs by adding this simple line to the top of the CSS:
Code:
* { -webkit-hyphens: auto; }
and using the correct value for the "<dc:language>" element.

I found this line while peeking through libnickel.so in kobo's firmware, near the 'justify' string... I guess this is what kobo uses when you select "justified" in font options dialog.

I suspect that the poor quality of Italian hyphenation depends on the provided hyphenation dictinary, but didn't made any test with a better one.
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