I use stardict‘s Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary for dictionary. also for Android, Windows, Linux): main main reader app right now. Koreader sadly doesn’t support CBR, so I just change the extension to CBZ manually or use Bulk Extension ChangerĬoolreader (Kobo.
Just throw them into Koreader(Glo) or Perfectviewer (T1) They’re pretty legible in landscape view. Back then I tried to convert them with k2pdfopt to make them searchable, but now I don’t bother much, really. If I have problem reading the fonts ’cause too small, just set the page to landscape, fit content width. Usually just read them over in Koreader (Glo). I read them course slides in Koreader, nice! Not into converting them in Calibre because the result isn’t as nice. When I have time (and the writer2epub conversion isn’t broken), usually save them to odt and use Writer2epub. In my T1, just fire up the native reader app or FBReader if the native one failed to open. No plan on working on that, just writting the idea.Just read them comfortably in Coolreader (Glo),Ĭoolreader only supports epub (why), so if I’m not reading them in Koreader (Glo), I convert them in Calibre first, because I really like my Coolreader page turn-setup. If this FR would be implemented, it should probably be, after support for this CSS property is added, via variation of it with a custom value like transform:-cr-if-width-overflow-rotate(270deg) - so it can be set via a style tweak.
#CALIBRE READER ROTATE PAGE HOW TO#
Maybe I should open a bug on that? Or maybe epub was never meant to handle random CSS and calibre is bending the rules to make it work? I was thinking that making koreader know how to rotate an image outside the image viewer could facilitate a solution to this FR as well.Ĭrengine currently doesn't support style="transform:rotate(270deg)" - which is valid CSS and complex to parse and fully implement: I don't know).Īnyhow, that CSS hack worked to rotate the image in the calibre reader, but not inside koreader. I didn't want to alter the image itself (although it's possible that the calibre editor is capable of rotating losslessly. In the spirit of the suggested workaround, I edited the relevant img tag in the epub xml to add style="transform:rotate(270deg)". This rendered as expected in calibre's e-book viewer, but in koreader they remained unrotated. I could also enable accelerometer rotation, but I dislike it when the screen accidentally rotates while I'm reading.Įdited the relevant img tag in the EPUB XMLto add style="transform:rotate(270deg)".
I can long-press the image, then tap the image, and then select Rotate. EDITED TO REMOVE A CONDITION: "where that image is the only thing that will be shown on the screen (not accompanied by text)" The user would then be expected to rotate the physical reader in order to see the image in its correct orientation. When either "Ignore accelerometer rotation events" or "Lock auto rotation to current orientation" is enabled, and an image is being rendered, then auto-rotate the image to best fit the screen: Rotate wide images in portrait mode, and tall images in landscape mode.
My request is a new configurable option to allow for the following behavior: Atoms and Bonds Reactions Select and Edit Undo Zoom and Rotate View. Note: I configured koreader to ignore accelerometer events in order to disable screen rotation and I prefer that mode. Backup and restore your library and settings using the calibre connector and Marvin. As my reader is set to portrait mode, the image is scaled to fit the width, but that means the scaled image is not very tall, so it's small and hard to see, whereas if the image were rotated and scaled, it'd take up most of the screen and be much easier to see. Often an image which was split across two pages in a paperback book is presented as a single wide image in the epub. Does your feature request involve difficulty completing a task? Please describe.
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