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Hi, don't normally use git hub much so I hope I'm not abusing the purpose posting here.
I like the, simple, clean, visually appealing reader you've created. Thank you. I know you plan on creating formating controls like variable font options.
I wanted to suggest, as it seems to be an oversight in many other desktop based readers, variable margins. So that at full screen/maximised you don't have to scan the full screen width each line.
I'm sure you've already considered it.
I thought if I made changes to the CSS file it would effect the changes i'd like for me but when i alter it nothing seems to happen.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I wanted to suggest, as it seems to be an oversight in many other desktop based readers, variable margins.
My suggestion would be to stretch the window as far as you are comfortable reading one line instead of using full-screen. Considering your request I will probably do it. (Project is somewhat on hold for next two/three more weeks due to my exams but after that.)
I thought if I made changes to the CSS file it would effect the changes i'd like for me but when i alter it nothing seems to happen.
You need to edit CSS at /usr/share/easy-ebook-viewer/css/*.css after installation.
Yeah I know I can alter the window size. I have a personal preference for large font size and distraction free viewing in fullscreen. I completely understand that may be a use case of very limited popularity. I wouldn't expect you to cater to it.
In any case thanks for the CSS info. As long as I can change the CSS I should be able to do view it as I please. ☺️
Hi, don't normally use git hub much so I hope I'm not abusing the purpose posting here.
I like the, simple, clean, visually appealing reader you've created. Thank you. I know you plan on creating formating controls like variable font options.
I wanted to suggest, as it seems to be an oversight in many other desktop based readers, variable margins. So that at full screen/maximised you don't have to scan the full screen width each line.
I'm sure you've already considered it.
I thought if I made changes to the CSS file it would effect the changes i'd like for me but when i alter it nothing seems to happen.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: