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Originally Posted by pssquirrel
This might help:
body { -epub-hyphens: none;
adobe-hyphenate: none;
-webkit-hyphens: none;
-moz-hyphens: none;
hyphens: none;
}
The above css turns off hyphens for: ePub3, ADE, Safari & Chrome, and Mozilla/Firefox, generic, respectively.
As I understand it, {adobe-text-layout: optimizeSpeed;} forces the reader to revert to an older version of ADE (RMSDK 9.1 rather than 9.2) that doesn't have hyphenation functionality. That's why it gets rid of hyphens. But you also lose whatever other improvements 9.2 has over 9.1.
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thanks,
I'd already tested the adobe-hyphenate: none; command & posted that it worked & seemed a better solution for T3.
Its a shame that adobe don't document stuff properly, expect maybe for their own staff, but maybe doing it this way takes out the hyphenation without causing the revert to older engine version.
but as we don't have a list of differences between older & newer adobe version to work with, it's hard to tell.
T3 looks nicer than T2 display but it's a newer + higher rez screen so how much of "nicer" is down to ADE improvements is not obvious.