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Originally Posted by roger64
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That would be a feature request for Prince... and it's already in the
roadmap.
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What also about inserting thin spaces? This can be done using emulation. Is there a nicer way to do it using Prince?
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Thin spaces can be used all right. I guess your problem is that you don't use thin spaces in the epub, because some readers/fonts do not support them, and you want to use them in Prince instead...
Depending on how you faked the thin spaces in the epub, you could either preprocess the xhtml files before feeding them to Prince, or set some transformations on-the-fly. For example, if you have <span class="thinsp"> </span>,
maybe this works:
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span.thinspace { content: "?" }
where ? is either the thin space UTF-8 character or its code in whatever format understood by CSS.