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Originally Posted by fluffier
Please find attached a photo I took with justification left chosen, however space between words is not always the same.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uU5...ew?usp=sharing
I would like to know how to add text align: left to the body of CSS if it can be easily explained by writting, maybe it is not. |
I hate to burst your bubble but that image shows a page that is fully justified as you may notice the left and right edges of the text are aligned. Left justified text is not also called ragged right for no reason.
One item to note is that Kobo's renderers do not override the builtin CSS. If the CSS stylesheet says to justify text, the Justifiction selector will not override that.
The easy way (for me) to fix this is to open the epub with Sigil, and search/replace text-align: justify; in all CSS files. Note that since quite a few epub creators will have their own ideas on how to layout entries in the stylesheets, I first open a CSS file, right click and select Reformat CSS => multiple lines per style.