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Originally Posted by ZodWallop
Reading ePubs on my Nook, I rarely notice hyphenation. Not because it doesn't happen, but because it does a good enough job that the hyphenation isn't usually noticeable (words aren't split in distracting ways).
It's worse reading kepubs on my Kobo with Wolf's hyphenation dictionary. But I don't mean to insult that dictionary, because Kobo without it is worse. It rarely hyphenates words, causing weird spacing issues.
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The problem is that the hyphenation dictionary has the left and right hyphenation settings set to 5. That means you need long words that can be hyphened to actually get hyphens. That's how the dictionary comes set. This to me is a major issue. I set the hyphenation dictionary I posted to left/right of 2.
Try the following...
Add to the body style of CSS...
Code:
-webkit-hyphens: auto;
-moz-hyphens: auto;
hyphens: auto;
-webkit-hyphenate-after: 3;
-webkit-hyphenate-before: 3;
hyphenate-after: 3;
hyphenate-before: 3;
And see if that fixes the hyphenation. If that doesn't, you can edit the hyphenation dictionary I posted and change my before and after setting of 2 to 3 and see how that works.