On Thu, May 03, 2018 at 01:27:04PM +0200, Bernhard Kleine wrote: > I did all that and ended with the folloging uncorrectly hypenated words > > Epit-hel instead of Epi-thel, > Glut-amin instead of Glu-tamin, > Häm-olymphe instead of Hä-mo-lymphe (alternatively), > hypophys-är instead of hypophy-sär, > Methy-l–p‑Tyrosin hyphenated in Methy-l, should not be hyphynated there > > This are 5 errors on 60 pages, quite impressive that there are not more > errors. There should be a list with the correct hyphenation, to which a > user can add his own corrected words.
I don't know if the same works with Docbook, but in DITA to [X]HTML transformations I use soft-hyphens in the words I'm concerned about so they'll be what's used when necessary to wrap between lines. I also don't use FOP to go straight to PDF and produce that via [X]HTML+CSS rendering (PrinceXML is rather nice for my use cases). Regards, Ben
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