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Originally Posted by jgoguen
There's an option in the driver to enable hyphenation. Is that not working for you? What other CSS do you need? What language are you reading in?
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Dutch (Netherlands)
But the hyphenation of Kobo's reader works terrible.
All - words are broken at the wrong place.
Yes,the option to disable works in your driver,but if the transferred epub already have Hyphenation enabled in the .css by origin the epub will be converted to kepub with the originally stored Hyphenation settings that are there put in by the original maker.
So I want to add an extra .css with some !important settings that overrides the original Hyphenation in the epub.
So I know you can disable the hyphenation in the driver so it doesn't add hyphenation settings,but if they are already in it, I want to add an extra .css file that disables it.
Something like:
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body,div,p {
-webkit-hyphens: none !important;
}
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What's not working? The extended driver includes all of the functionality of the base driver, if something works with the base driver and not with the extended driver that may be a bug.
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If I don't read wrong, in the instruction it said that it needs the base driver.
But that same base driver must be disabled in order to let your driver work.
Or do you mean, it uses information of the disabled base driver to work with it ?
I can't put an extra css in it by your plugin because it is a device named .css
The Glo HD's I have are not (yet) supported so that is not working on it.
The driver makes a perfect kepub, but because the device independance .css isn't supported, I can't add extra css rules in it.
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The Glo HD isn't recognized for custom CSS files yet, I'll add some code soon. I just need to look at the base driver to see what's available for detecting it.
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Thank you.