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BlackWinny · 07-01-2017, 07:16 AM

Hello Kovid !

Here is a very simple request for the HTML comments composer:

I would like to have a new button having the purpose to insert a tag <hr> at the entry point. Simply that, without any complicated option. Just that: adding a <hr> tag at the entry point by just one click with the mouse.

Could it be possible for a next release of Calibre?

Thanks in advance !

Off-topic : it seems also that the html string   is not kept and is replaced by a common space when I validate the panel. Is it normal ? The non-breaking space before punctuations is very used in French, so also very used in the description of books by the writers and the publishers and its preservation is very important because if it is replaced by a simple space that leads very often to a weird disposition of the punctuation isolated alone at the next line if it stumbles exactly where the automatic linefeed occurs.

07-01-2017, 07:16 AM	#1
BlackWinny Enthusiast Posts: 30 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: France Device: Win11 Acer 17" laptop + Win11 Yonis 10" Tablet	A <hr> tag in html Hello Kovid ! Here is a very simple request for the HTML comments composer: I would like to have a new button having the purpose to insert a tag <hr> at the entry point. Simply that, without any complicated option. Just that: adding a <hr> tag at the entry point by just one click with the mouse. Could it be possible for a next release of Calibre? Thanks in advance ! Off-topic : it seems also that the html string   is not kept and is replaced by a common space when I validate the panel. Is it normal ? The non-breaking space before punctuations is very used in French, so also very used in the description of books by the writers and the publishers and its preservation is very important because if it is replaced by a simple space that leads very often to a weird disposition of the punctuation isolated alone at the next line if it stumbles exactly where the automatic linefeed occurs. Last edited by BlackWinny; 07-01-2017 at 07:47 AM.