Siddhartha Das

I was thinking that if there can be an API to pull books from remote locations, then it can be loaded into Bookworm. This is a more feasible feature than...

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@tttom64 Thanks for raising this. splitting chapters into pages is a key future goal and I will use this issue to track the same. Pages can be a fixed number...

@captain-cavemaaaan apologies for the long running issue. I try to implement it but has not found a way that is fast and efficient without breaking the fundamental design of displaying...

@captain-cavemaaaan thanks for the suggestion I was trying to use the column method but didn’t quite get it to work will check further. I will raise another issue to track...

This link provides some approaches that I can make use of for splitting long chapters into various pages [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49330858/display-dynamic-html-content-like-an-epub-ebook-without-converting-html-to-epub/52141971](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49330858/display-dynamic-html-content-like-an-epub-ebook-without-converting-html-to-epub/52141971)

> I think CSS column-count might be easier. You increase column-count until content fit in each page. However, this method will fail if big elements like images exist, so it...

@cges30901 Can you show me an example of how to use this javascript.

@pothos Good thought. However, if I implement the pagination request (#170) then this request will not be needed anymore. However, if I am not able to implement the pagination feature...

Thanks for the detailed issue. As far as I remember, a new row is created if the filepath+file name combination does not exist. So will check why a second row...