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Originally Posted by Toolpost
Yes, not even book to book. If I press the back button and go to the books menu, reopen the same book again, I have to redo the entire procedure to get the dictionary Malayalam font rendered.
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I've installed your 'Noto Sans Malayalam' font (regular only) and your dicthtml-en-ml.zip translation dictionary on my Libra2. I also customised the patch as you originally quoted:
Code:
- ReplaceString: {Offset: 54, Find: "%4, serif ", Replace: "'Noto Sans Malayalam'", MustMatchLength: yes}
If I follow the steps I outlined in post #30 after a reboot, everything appears to work as expected. See screenshots below. The only exception is the dictionary's name label on the top line of the pop-up (Pic2/Pic3).
It doesn't seem to matter which epub/kepub I open/re-open, if I do a dictionary lookup (any dictionary) the word definition uses the Malayalam Regular font for the parts of the definition which are intended to be displayed as Regular. I don't know how to fix the dictionary label's Malayalam characters but if it's a problem, a simple renaming of dicthtml-en-ml.zip may be the easiest workaround.
- Pic1: The test kepub with its [Aa] font set/stored as 'Noto Sans Malayalam' and its dictionary set/stored as 'En-Malayalam'. I've attached a copy of the test kepub I use in case it's any help. You can just drag-drop it to your Kobo.
- Pic2: A dictionary lookup using the 'En-Malayalam' dictionary in a random English KEPUB on the Libra2 with its [Aa] font set to my normal reading font.
- Pic3: Same as Pic2 except using an EPUB.