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Originally Posted by KevinH
So I changed the _loader.js to enable "FORCEHYPENOPOLY", in its internal config and I can see from the Inspector and the javascipt error console that the wasm file is being found and loaded and that Hyphenopoly.js is being loaded as a blob.
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Great!! Then Hyphenopoly must work in Sigil.
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All as expected, but how can I tell if it is actually working or not given hypehnation is built in (at least on macOS).
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Ok. Try the following:
1. In the sample epub I sent you, change the style .hyphenate to:
Code:
.hyphenate {
hyphens: manual;
-moz-hyphens: manual;
-webkit-hyphens: manual;
-ms-hyphens: manual;
}
So, even if the hyphenation is set to manual in the style sheet, it will still be applied to the <body> selector and its descendants (i.e., the entire .xhtml file) but this time by Hyphenopoly, not for the MAC native support. MAC only will apply hyphens when it finds a "shy" char in the text and there is none.
2. Employ "FORCEHYPHENOPOLY" to force the loader to load Hyphenopoly.js and the .wasm file.
3. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT: in your config section you must add the following:
Code:
setup: {
selectors: {
"body": {
compound: "all",
leftmin: 1, // This is not neccessary but will hyphenate more words
rightmin: 2 // This is not neccessary
}
}
}
So, your whole config section should look like the following (you'll do better if copy and paste):
Code:
Hyphenopoly.config({
require: {
"es": "FORCEHYPHENOPOLY",
},
paths: {
patterndir: "../../META-INF/"
},
setup: {
selectors: {
"body": {
compound: "all",
leftmin: 1,
rightmin: 2
}
}
}
});
With the .hyphenate style in the .css sheet set in "manual", the native hyphenation will be disable and in Readium (or JSReader) hyphenation will only be controlled by Hyphenopoly.