Thread: [GUI Plugin] Hyphenate This!
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Old 09-28-2017, 08:16 AM   #315
shamanNS
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Tags to ignore has little value in real life scenario, because huge percentage of retail ebooks uses p tag + some CSS class for headings... and for those books you're left with having to manually fix things after hyphenate plugin finishes. It never bothered me that much so I've never tried testing if the problem can be fixed by adding "hyphens: none" (plus all the vendor prefixed variants) to appropriate CSS classes. I usually just make sure to remove soft-hyphens from ToC and Copyrights pages.

edit: Ok, I've done a quick test. Adding "-webkit-hyphens: none" works ("hyphens: none" doesn't) on my Kindle (PW3 on firmware 5.6.5, azw3 book).
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