Table of contents news article titles don't 'wrap' in news EPUBs fetched via Calibre

[Mob201503]

Hi there,

I'm new to KOReader, having recently installed it on a few devices.

I'm comprehensively blown away by how good it is: I'd read so many rave reports about it everywhere (here, Reddit etc) and wanted to check it out. It's very clear it easily lives up to all the hype and then some, so good work and well done to all involved in its development.

Can easily see KOReader becoming my go-to document reader: It's a two-horse race between it and Moon+ Reader Pro.

I have one solitary niggle so far, and it relates to the way KOReader displays news article titles/headlines in table of contents in News items created in and fetched via Calibre: Individual article titles/headlines aren't wrapped over multiple lines, as they are when you view the same fetched news in Moon+ Reader, but instead show on one line with longer headlines tapering off illegibly with ellipses (...).

This means you need to go to the fetched news's section heading in order to view the full article title/headline. For me this is a tiny bit inconveniencing, and I wonder if, somewhere in KOReader's vast wealth of settings this isn't something I can remedy/adjust myself.

For comparison, I attach an image of how table of contents for the very same fetched news (FYI: USA Today) displays in KOReader versus Moon+ Reader Pro.

EDIT: Okay, I note that you can view a headline in full from within the Table of contents by touch holding a headline. (The full headline is displayed Tooltip-style). Would still be better in my view though to have all headline text fully visible in the TOC.

Thanks in advance.

EDIT: punctuation

[hius07]

Try to long-press on a truncated item.

[Mob201503]

Originally Posted by hius07

Try to long-press on a truncated item.

Thanks.

Only actually spotted your reply after editing my post to say that I had in fact just realised this.

That helps, but again it would still be better in my view to have all headline text fully visible to see in the TOC.