[QUOTE=GeoffR;3112152]Hyphenation in kepubs defaults to off, but the default is changed to on if you select full justification from the Aa menu. The `Set kepub hyphenation` patch has an alternative to prevent it being turned on when you select full justification.
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I must look in to this, for now it keeps using hyphenation.
I don't understand but if I, in my mind,convert the words that have been cut off it looks like it uses "the english way" they are mostly correct,but in my language (and I think almost every language) hyphenation is done at another way.
It treat the book in my language as an english book making it rather useless for all other languages.
Kickin in an open door: kobo hasn't done this at a smart way.
We are lucky if you keep up the patching,and kepub isn't a wide supported format here.
I can't recall/remember if I use the full justification button.
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Edit: Does the KoboTouchExtended driver turn hyphenation on when it creates the kepub? You might need to change something there too.
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No, I don't know if it does by default,but there is no "button" at the modification page of the plugin to turn on or off hyphenation.
Maybe I can set
Code:
p {
hyphens: none;
}
somewhere in calibre so it would add it to the .css if possible but I don't know exactly how and with my dyslectic it would not be easy to find this.