Hi,
The '#' means that the character is not found in the used font.
You have here 2 alternatives:
- either use a font that contains such character (tried successfully
with DejaVu collection, follow [1])
- or (as said Eric) use keep-together.within-line on 1 fo:inline for
each "first-second".
[1
Thanks Eric
How to insert non-breaking hyphen properly? I change content to
first‑second first‑second
first‑second first‑second first‑second
first‑second first‑second first‑second
first‑second first‑second firstȁ
Hi,
You can define in the hyphenation rules how many characters before and
after an hyphen. If you define something like 2 for each property, then
the hyphenation patern will skip over any existing hyphenated word in
the text.
You will have to check the manuals on the precise rules, etc, bec
Hyphenation means adding a hyphen to text, so the hyphenate property won't
help. Most likely your best bet is changing the hyphens in the text to
non-breaking hyphens (Unicode U+2011), presumably in the style sheet if you're
using one. If that doesn't work, you can try wrapping each word in an f
