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Originally Posted by jackie_w
Is it all kepubs or just some?
Here are a few more avenues you could explore. For one of your books which isn't hyphenating check the following:
- Check your HTML files for code like xml:lang="languagecode". The language code needs to be valid. I mention this one specifically because it recently took me far too long to figure out that one of my books wasn't hyphenating because it was riddled with xml:lang="eng" code which should have been xml:lang="en".
- Check your value for Language in the calibre library metadata. Whatever value you have there needs to be valid and should be written to the OPF file (<dc:language>languagecode</dc:language>) during KoboTouchExtended send-to-device. I don't useit myself but the KoboTouchExtended driver has an option to 'Replace Content Language Code'. I'm not really sure exactly what code changes this option makes.
- Have you configured the KoboTouchExtended driver to enable hyphenation?
- Does your CSS file contain occurrences of -webkit-hyphens:none in inappropriate places?
- On the Kobo device font menu have you set it to left justify? By default I don't think hyphenation works on left-justified text.
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reading through all of that makes me hope that something came unchecked in the extended touch driver
If that doesn't work magic, I'll reply back and answer your questions in detail.
Should I start a new thread? I don't mean to hijack this one.