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Here is you have another screenshot about the sample whose screenshot you uploaded above, now with text-align: justify (even without hyphens), and the rivers are not present: Of course, you may very well prefer to read with left-aligned text, and no one can argue with that, and you may very well want to design your books with that alignment. What I'm saying is that we can't leave the alignment unset for the <p> tag (in fact, you set it for both <h3> and <div class="news">), even if that alignment is "text-align: left." Because when the user sets their preference in the eReader, it affects the ENTIRE BOOK, not just the <p> tags. Last edited by RbnJrg; 07-20-2025 at 06:59 PM. |
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Left justified, also known as left aligned or ragged right. Right justified, also known as right aligned or ragged left Center justified, where text is not aligned to the left or right margin. Each line has an equal left and right margin. Fully justified where the text has word and character spacing modified to fill the line from the left margin to the right margin. AKA full justification or justified. Of these, I prefer full justification IF the text is created by an engine that is capable of micro-typography, i.e., changing word and character spacing on a much finer scale than just adding extra spaces. Check the capabilities of LaTeX with the Microtype package installed. Sadly, no ereader I know of is able to match that performance leaving me preferring to read left justified. Oddly, one of the items that Amazon got almost right in their enhanced typesetting for KFX was improving justification. Unfortunately, their implementation promptly screwed the pooch. Quote:
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I only set the alignment for elements that I want a specific alignment...like center for <h> or justify as in the example above. I don't really care how the user aligns their normal paragraphs, so I don't set those. If the device/app is broken enough to override the specific alignment I put in the CSS, then there is nothing I can do about it and it is too broken for me to care about. @JSWolf - The sigil program does not insert hyphenation into the preview... unless there is another feature that I'm not aware of... ![]() I never liked hyphenation, even in pBooks. I think dashes should only be used when squishing words together to make a new word... ![]() |
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