Quote:
Originally Posted by AaronShep
When I said that "-webkit-hyphens" works "at least" in the Kindle Previewer with Fire emulation, I was referrring to hyphenation in KF8, which is the format that people are adding their own soft hyphens in. There's no "at least" about it in KFX. It's ALWAYS the way to do it.
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This doesn't work with the Kindle for Android/PC apps and eInk Kindles. However, it does work with the Kindle for iOS app, if you specify
-webkit-hyphens: auto; in the stylesheet and convert the source files to .azk files with Kindle Previewer. (My test file doesn't contain any soft hyphens.)
Quote:
Originally Posted by HarryT
That won't display hyphens on the Kindle Voyage. It certainly doesn't use WebKit.
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You're most likely wrong about eInk Kindles not using a Webkit based rendering engine, because when I applied the following style to a h3 header, it was rotated by minus 3 degrees on my PW2:
Code:
h3 {
text-align: center;
-webkit-transform: rotate(-3deg);
}
Therefore, it stands to reason that Kindles have a Webkit based rendering engine.
Can you please test the attached KindleGen generated .azw3 file on your Voyage?