Add hyphenation

[Minoru]

• Use language header to detect language;
• hyphenate text (there was a library on Hackage that does just that, I recall);
• set text-align to justify — now it won't hamper readers.

[Minoru]

Someone went ahead and created a library for Hakyll that does just what I need: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/hakyll-contrib-hyphenation

[Minoru]

hakyll-contrib-hyphenation requires hyphenation 0.4.*, but builds just fine with 0.6.

Browsers aren't yet up to my standards on hyphenation; the text looks ugly and stretched.

Let's wait for another year or so.

[Minoru]

Hyphenation might still help on smaller screens even if text-align is set to left.

[Minoru]

Hyphenation is currently supported by all browsers (except IE 11), but:

• Firefox uses en_US dictionary for English, which is meh because I write in British English
• only Firefox and Safari ship Russian dictionary.

[ForNeVeR]

Firefox uses en_US dictionary for English, which is meh because I write in British English

Could you please elaborate? It sounds fascinating. Are the hyphenation rules, of all things, notably different between en-us and en-gb?

[Minoru]

I haven't looked further into it, but the existence of that caniuse.com note implies there are separate en_US and en_GB dictionaries, which in turn implies there are differences in hyphenation between American and British English. I couldn't quickly think up of a word that would be hyphenated differently though.