I will need a lot more detail ...
1. What versions of Sigil have you tested this with?
2. Are you saying this is a new problem in Sigil-0.9.4?
3. Are you seeing this in Code View or Book View or both?
4. Is your system using any third party / system level input methods?
5. Are you saying you can see nothing in BookView if you do not add the xml:lang attribute or are you saying that some epub readers will not show the text without the xml:lang attribute on the html tag? Technically the xml:lang attribute should not be needed in an epub that has properly set the dc:language metadata in the OPF. It sounds as if it is Sigil itself that will not show the text in Preview or BookView according to your post. If so, I can not recreate that on my Mac OS X build of Sigil.
6. Is this with epub2 or epub3?
Please file an official issue on our github site with this information. Also please include a link in that issue to short sample epub (no commercial epubs) that will demonstrate the missing text without an xml:lang attribute set.
Thanks,
KevinH
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Originally Posted by sdjskr
I have trouble in typing Korean. When typing Korean, the cursor turns into the underbar(_) and even disappears as I strike enter to go next line.
My system is a korean version of Windows 10.
As for the alphabet, it works fine.
and one more, every time I create a "Sectionxxxx.xhtml", I have to insert some code to show Korean in the complete epub.
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="ko">
without (xml:lang="ko"), Sigil produces nothing but just blank pages. If it is combined with some alphabet, only the alphabet appears.
so, I was wondering if there is an option to make a user configured template, if not, why don't you make some option for this?
Sigil lacks a little as to "The International". Except for that, it's a really really best intuitive tool!!
Thank for your job, best regard!!!! |