Hi,
Is there a way to automatically avoid this type of situations? (please see screenshot attached)
Thanks
Is there a way to automatically avoid this type of situations? (please see screenshot attached)
Thanks
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How to avoid repetition of words at the end of the line
You could use the Prince Boxtracking API to analyze the formatted text to detect such patterns. Here's a simple example:
https://css4.pub/2023/boxtracking/#end-of-the-line
When such patterns are detected, you could set CSS properties on the paragraph to change its formatting. E.g., you could constrain hyphenation to avoid subsequent hyphenated lines. Here's a guide:
https://css4.pub/2022/hyphenation/
https://css4.pub/2023/boxtracking/#end-of-the-line
When such patterns are detected, you could set CSS properties on the paragraph to change its formatting. E.g., you could constrain hyphenation to avoid subsequent hyphenated lines. Here's a guide:
https://css4.pub/2022/hyphenation/
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In some versions, yes. You can quickly test if it works in your installation by running Prince on the first example, as described in the guide.
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