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nameh-css is CSS style that helps make a web-page look and function like an e-book. — including dividing the text into pages, and making it so swiping right & left (rather than scrolling down & up) causes the user to go to the next page.
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README.md

nameh-css

nameh-css is CSS style that helps make a web-page look and function like an e-book. — including dividing the text into pages, and making it so swiping right & left (rather than scrolling down & up) causes the user to go to the next page.

Import

To import nameh-css into a web-page add code like the following inside the <head> section of the web-page:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/style/nameh-css/nameh.css" />

NOTE THAT YOUR VALUE FOR THE href ATTRIBUTE COULD BE DIFFERENT IF YOU INSTALL nameh-css AT A DIFFERENT LOCATION.

For example, if you install nameh-css at "/fmt/modules/nameh-css", then the <link> code would be something like:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/fmt/modules/nameh-css/nameh.css" />

Etc.

Installation

To install nameh-css you can either just put the nameh.css somewhere on your web-server. Maybe at: "/style/nameh-css/nameh.css", or somewhere else.

Alternatively you can use a git submodule. For example:

git submodule add https://sourcecode.social/reiver/nameh-css nameh-css

Author

Package nameh-css was written by Charles Iliya Krempeaux