Add hyphenation hints on compile time & use text justification #65
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This commit adds proper hyphenation hints to the documentation at doc compile time; these hints can be used to portably use `text-align: justified` with nice hyphenation. This looks nice & fits more information, especially on small screens.
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While I am not against justifying the text (with hyphenation or without) one thing that concerns me is forced hyphenation for English language. And yes, I know, most of the docs are written in English either way, and I would agree and call it a bad habit of writing comments in other than English. So my question would be, how it would behave with different languages, especially the ones with different character set, like chinese? |
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I have no idea to be honest… |
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This commit adds proper hyphenation hints to the documentation
at doc compile time; these hints can be used to portably use
text-align: justifiedwith nice hyphenation.This looks nice & fits more information, especially on small screens.