Closed KariRudjord closed 6 years ago
Is this with Norwegian (force-norwegian) or English braille rules?
The whole book is marked xml lang en so I think english braille rules
The "force-norwegian" option is important here.
I thought that if the whole book is marked en it would be turned off? Maybe I'm wrong? OK, its written in the GUI, it always use norwegin, yes.
That's not the case at the moment. So this issue is probably a duplicate of https://github.com/nlbdev/pipeline/issues/152.
I ran an English book here the other day, unchecking "alltid Norsk", but the t-hat was present there as well ...
On 1 December 2017 at 11:47, Bert Frees notifications@github.com wrote:
That's not the case at the moment. So this issue is probably a duplicate of #152 https://github.com/nlbdev/pipeline/issues/152.
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Closing as duplicate of #152.
But what about what Mats said?
Oh, I see. Hyphenation also happens for english books even if force-norwegian is false?
Job 1766 gets hyphenation like this t-hemes fis-herman t-hat