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Originally Posted by lightshaft
Correct me if I’m wrong, but this will still not work with left justification, right?
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The patch Description for 'Set KePub hyphenation' states
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(The publisher can still turn hyphenation off/on in the book's stylesheet.)
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which implies hyphenation CSS contained in the kepub's own CSS sheet(s) will be used. The KoboTouchExtended driver's hyphenation option forces extra CSS code into each kepub during calibre's send-to-device.
Another option is to use the 'Modify CSS'/kobo_extra.css feature included in both the KoboTouch & KoboTouchExtended calibre drivers,
documented here. This will let you append any CSS rules you like (hyphenation or otherwise) to the bottom of every CSS sheet in the epub/kepub during calibre's send-to-device.
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Originally Posted by lightshaft
Do you know if there is a documentation of the process of how to find required offsets in the first place? Or maybe thread about patch development process?
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There's no layman's guide to patch creation. This is @geek1011's
kobopatch thread (it's long). Post #1 has a link to the GitHub repository including source code if you have the programming skills (I believe it's Go) to make use of it.