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| Klaus_Dieter | hello world | 07:58.50 |
| | I have not found this in the manual and I wonder whether there is a way to crop margins with mupdf. | 07:59.31 |
| tokyovigilante | Hi, I'm having an issue getting mupdf to read a user css stylesheet | 09:09.12 |
| | I just want to change font to a user-installed one, but when I try mupdf -U <stylesheet> it isn't loaded. | 09:09.42 |
| | The same stylesheet works fine if I unzip the epub and insert the stylesheet directly into the page | 09:10.01 |
| | Is there any way to get debug output from the viewer? | 09:10.22 |
| | I'm on Fedora 29, mupdf 1.13 | 09:11.14 |
| tor8 | tokyovigilante: that's strange. I use the -U flag often. | 09:52.02 |
| | Klaus_Dieter: I'm not quite sure what you mean, but I suspect the answer will be no. | 09:52.53 |
| tokyovigilante | @tor8 presumably PEBKAC then, do I need an absolute path or anything else? | 09:54.41 |
| tor8 | no, a relative path should be enough. | 09:54.56 |
| | it should complain if it can't load the file | 09:55.12 |
| | btw, -U will only add more styles to the stylesheet, it won't replace the embedded styles | 09:55.47 |
| | if you want to do that you will need the -X flag too, to disable the document styles | 09:56.03 |
| tokyovigilante | No I figured that, I've literally just got p { font-family: <FONT>; !important } | 09:56.28 |
| | I don't get an error even with a purposely-incorrect css file path so that's why I was wondering about debug output | 09:56.54 |
| tor8 | the !important should be before the ; | 09:57.03 |
| tokyovigilante | oh yup it is in the real file | 09:57.14 |
| tor8 | what are you using for <FONT>? | 09:57.20 |
| | if it's not one of the built-in or document supplied fonts, you will laso need an @font-face to go with it to load the font file | 09:57.57 |
| tokyovigilante | Here's the actual line | 09:58.24 |
| | p { font-family: "Verdigris MVB Pro Text" !important; } | 09:58.26 |
| tor8 | it might be that it can't find the Verdigirs MVB Pro Text font when it loads your user stylesheet, but when in the document it has already loaded or found that font | 09:59.10 |
| tokyovigilante | I've installed that font in ~/.fonts, updated fc-cache, and it's available in LibreOffice, and works in Firefox with the css added to a random html file | 09:59.12 |
| tor8 | we don't use fontconfig for finding fonts | 09:59.23 |
| tokyovigilante | ok, I did try a @font-face too, but can re-add | 09:59.43 |
| tor8 | you'll need something like @font-face { src: "/home/ME/.fonts/Verdigris.ttf"; font-family:"Verdigris"; } | 09:59.57 |
| | it's best to have an absolute path to the src: in the @font-face | 10:00.54 |
| | http://ix.io/1pKE I use a custom CSS like this to replace the default 'serif' font with one of my choosing and increase the line spacing | 10:02.11 |
| tokyovigilante | great thanks, will give it a try | 10:21.23 |
| | @tor8 great thanks, that works well | 10:39.13 |
| tor8 | tokyovigilante: nice. | 11:13.46 |
| tokyovigilante | does mupdf support css columns? | 11:41.10 |
| tor8 | tokyovigilante: nope. | 11:57.12 |
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