170 lines
9.2 KiB
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170 lines
9.2 KiB
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# The following patch(es) are ported from GeoffR's patch zips
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Disable orphans/widows avoidance:
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- Enabled: no
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- Description: Enable this patch to avoid blank lines at the bottom of pages in ePub books.
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# The default values of orphans:2; widows:2; cause extra blank lines to be added
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# to some pages to avoid leaving isolated lines of a paragraph at the top or
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# bottom of a page. Enabling this patch effectively forces orphans:1; widows:1;,
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# overriding the defaults and the book's stylesheet.
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#
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# Beware that this patch might(?) intefere with related CSS properties such as
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# page-break-after:avoid; or page-break-inside:avoid;. A better solution would
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# be to edit the book's stylesheet to set orphans:1; widows:1;.
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- ReplaceBytes:
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Base: "_ZN6layout13FlowProcessor17getPageBreakScoreEbbbbf"
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Offset: 80
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FindH: E6 D0
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ReplaceH: E6 E7
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Default ePub serif font (Amasis):
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- Enabled: no
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- Description: |
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This patch changes the default ePub serif font from Georgia to Amasis.
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If the book's stylesheet specifies the generic 'font-family:serif;' then
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the ePub reader will try to use the built-in system font Georgia.
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Georgia is also the font you see if you select 'Publisher Default' from
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the Kobo [Aa] menu and your epub has not specified any particular font.
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This patch allows you to change the default to a different serif font
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(built-in or sideloaded).
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N.B. This patch does not affect kepubs.
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# fw 4.32.19501: The font-family name in Replace: must now be the WHOLE name
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# not just the first few characters of the name.
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# To use a different font, change "Amasis" in each replacement string
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# to another font name (7 characters max).
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# For example, change "Amasis" to "Bitter" to use a sideloaded Bitter font.
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#
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# If your new font name is longer than 7 chars you would need to:
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# - Use a font editor to shorten the internal font-family name to <= 7 chars
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# - Rename the 4 font filenames to match the new shortened name
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# - Copy the 4 renamed font files into the Kobo sideloaded fonts folder
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- FindReplaceString: {Find: "/normal/Georgia", Replace: "/normal/Amasis"}
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- FindReplaceString: {Find: "/bold/Georgia", Replace: "/bold/Amasis"}
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- FindReplaceString: {Find: "/italic/Georgia", Replace: "/italic/Amasis"}
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- FindReplaceString: {Find: "/bolditalic/Georgia", Replace: "/bolditalic/Amasis"}
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Default ePub sans-serif font (Gill Sans):
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- Enabled: no
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- Description: |
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This patch changes the default ePub sans-serif font from
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'Avenir Next' to 'Gill Sans'.
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If the book's stylesheet specifies the generic 'font-family:sans-serif;' then
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the ePub reader will try to use the built-in system font 'Avenir Next'.
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This patch allows you to change the default to a different sans-serif font
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(built-in or sideloaded).
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N.B. This patch does not affect kepubs.
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# fw 4.32.19501: The font-family name in Replace: must now be the WHOLE name
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# not just the first few characters of the name.
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# To use a different font, change "Gill%20Sans" in each replacement string
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# to another font name (13 characters max).
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# For example change "Gill%20Sans" to "Trebuchet" to use a sideloaded Trebuchet font.
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# The 3-char string, %20, represents a single space in the font-family name.
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#
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# If your new font name is longer than 13 chars you would also need to:
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# - Use a font editor to shorten the internal font-family name to <= 13 chars
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# - Rename the 4 font filenames to match the new shortened name
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# - Copy the 4 renamed font files into the Kobo sideloaded fonts folder
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- FindReplaceString: {Find: "/normal/Avenir%20Next", Replace: "/normal/Gill%20Sans"}
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- FindReplaceString: {Find: "/bold/Avenir%20Next", Replace: "/bold/Gill%20Sans"}
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- FindReplaceString: {Find: "/italic/Avenir%20Next", Replace: "/italic/Gill%20Sans"}
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- FindReplaceString: {Find: "/bolditalic/Avenir%20Next", Replace: "/bolditalic/Gill%20Sans"}
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Default ePub symbol font (Symbol):
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- Enabled: no
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- Description: Sets the ePub default symbol font? I Don't know what this does!
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- FindReplaceString: {Find: "/SymbolStd.otf", Replace: "/normal/Symbol"}
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Force user line spacing in ePubs (Part 2 of 2):
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- Enabled: no
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- Description: |
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This is part 2 of 2. Also enable part 1 in libnickel.so.1.0.0.patch
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This patch prevents any line-height style set in the book's stylesheet from
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being recognised. It will spoil the formatting of some books, but will ensure
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that the line spacing set with the adjustment slider takes effect. (Unless
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the publisher has used the font shorthand style; see option below.)
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- FindBaseAddressString: "\0line-height\0"
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- ReplaceString: {Offset: 1, Find: "l", Replace: "_"}
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# Uncomment the following two lines to also prevent the font shorthand style
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# from being recognised. The font shorthand style is not very common in ePubs,
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# but where used it can also prevent the line spacing from being adjusted.
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# Beware that this option will likely have much bigger side-effects on the
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# book's formatting, because the font shorthand style is used to set the
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# font-size, font family, and other styles in addition to line-height.
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# - ReplaceString: {Offset: 1, Find: "f", Replace: "_"}
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# - FindBaseAddressString: "\0font\0"
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Force user font-family in ePubs (Part 2 of 2):
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- Enabled: no
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- Description: |
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This is part 2 of 2. Also enable part 1 in libnickel.so.1.0.0.patch
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This patch prevents any font-family style set in the book's stylesheet from
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being recognised. It might spoil the style of books which use multiple fonts,
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but will ensure that the font-family set from the device menu takes effect.
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(Unless the publisher has used the font shorthand style; see option below.)
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- FindBaseAddressString: "\0font-family\0"
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- ReplaceString: {Offset: 1, Find: "f", Replace: "_"}
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# Uncomment the following two lines to also prevent the font shorthand style
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# from being recognised. The font shorthand style is not very common in ePubs,
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# but where used it can also prevent the font-family from being adjusted.
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# Beware that this option will likely have much bigger side-effects on those
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# book's formatting, because the font shorthand style is used to set the
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# font-size, line-height, and other styles in addition to font-family.
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# - ReplaceString: {Offset: 1, Find: "f", Replace: "_"}
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# - FindBaseAddressString: "\0font\0"
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Ignore ePub book Adobe XPGT stylesheet (page-template.xpgt):
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- Enabled: no
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- Description: |
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Not all ePubs have an Adobe XPGT stylesheet, and the ones that do often use
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it mainly to set the page margins. Unfortunately those margins are added to
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the page margins set via @page in the CSS stylesheet, and cannot be overidden
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by the `ePub fixed/ajustable top/bottom margins` patch.
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This patch should cause any Adobe XPGT stylesheet in the book to be ignored,
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but for the book's CSS stylesheet still to be used as normal.
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(You might prefer to remove the margins from the book's XPGT stylesheet
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before sideloading, instead of using this patch. Calibre's Modify ePub plugin
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has a useful option for doing this.)
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- FindBaseAddressString: "\0template\0"
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- ReplaceString: {Offset: 1, Find: "t", Replace: "_"}
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# The following two patches will not be useful to most people, don't enable them unless you are sure you need them.
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Ignore ePub book CSS and Adobe XPGT stylesheets:
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- Enabled: no
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- FindBaseAddressString: "\0stylesheet\0"
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- ReplaceString: {Offset: 1, Find: "s", Replace: "_"}
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- FindBaseAddressString: "\0style-sheet\0"
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- ReplaceString: {Offset: 1, Find: "s", Replace: "_"}
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Ignore ePub TOC navpoints:
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- Enabled: no
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- FindBaseAddressString: "\0navPoint\0"
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- ReplaceString: {Offset: 1, Find: "n", Replace: "_"}
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# The following patches are by jackie_w.
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Default ePub monospace font:
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- Enabled: no
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- Description: |
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Updated for fw 4.19.14123:
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The Kobo firmware doesn't include a monospace font, you need to sideload one.
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If the book's stylesheet specifies the generic font-family:monospace;
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then the ePub reader will try to use the 'Courier' font.
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N.B. This patch does not affect kepubs.
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# fw 4.32.19501: A font whose name begins with 'Courier' e.g. 'Courier Prime'
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# will no longer be recognised as the default monospace font for epub.
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# The font-family name must now be exactly 'Courier'.
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# You do not need this patch if you have already installed a font
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# named 'Courier' in the Kobo sideloaded fonts folder.
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# The only users who might want this patch are those whose preferred
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# sideloaded monospace font has a name other than 'Courier' and whose
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# font-family name is <= 7 characters.
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#
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# To use a different font, change 'Courier' in each of the Replace: strings
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# to another sideloaded font name (7 characters max).
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- FindReplaceString: {Find: "/normal/Courier", Replace: "/normal/Courier"}
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- FindReplaceString: {Find: "/bold/Courier", Replace: "/bold/Courier"}
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- FindReplaceString: {Find: "/italic/Courier", Replace: "/italic/Courier"}
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- FindReplaceString: {Find: "/bolditalic/Courier", Replace: "/bolditalic/Courier"}
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