Line Spacing in KOReader?

[JazzyJ]

Hi all,

I've searched all over but I can't find any information explaining how to change the line spacing in KOReader?

I've got a Kobo Glo with KOReader installed alongside Nickel.

Can anyone tell me how to adjust the line spacing in KOReader?

To be honest, if Kobo Nickel offered collapsable TOC then I would't need KOReader, but Nickel doesn't recognise expandable TOC as Kindle do......

[Ken Maltby]

Do you mean as in the Line spacing option under the "two column" icon in the bottom reader menu? It just gives you a "small, medium, large" choice, but you can change the numerical value of those in the scripts. If you mean in the menus themselves, you can change ".adds\koreader\frontend\ui\widget\menu.lua". For instance I use this:
For me, with my Kobo AuraHD, it is in .adds\koreader\frontend\ui\widget\menu.lua

The "cfont", at line 122 and 325, using Notepad++

I changed mine to 18. It looks fine but The Aura HD, has a higher res than some, which means that the fine print is clear and readable. The text is smaller, so more of the titles are visible.

To adjust number of lines per page, change:
Around Line 374: Screen:scaleBySize(46), -- hardcoded for now. I changed to (28), for my AuraHD)

to have the File Manager menu listings display more files and more of the file name.

Luck;
Ken

[roger64]

Originally Posted by Ken Maltby

To adjust number of lines per page, change:
Around Line 374: Screen:scaleBySize(46), -- hardcoded for now. I changed to (28), for my AuraHD)

to have the File Manager menu listings display more files and more of the file name.

Luck;
Ken

Thanks I did not know this for customizing the menus display.

For the usual book display, I keep these values in default.persistent.lua

-- crereader line space percentage
DCREREADER_CONFIG_LINE_SPACE_PERCENT_SMALL = 115
DCREREADER_CONFIG_LINE_SPACE_PERCENT_MEDIUM = 125
DCREREADER_CONFIG_LINE_SPACE_PERCENT_LARGE = 135

Also I realized recently that, contrary to Sigil or Calibre, Koreader ignores the letter-spacing property in CSS. This one is to add to the many CSS properties still ignored (other one is visibility:hidden).

[JazzyJ]

Thanks Ken!