title_body: how to turn off hyphenation for titles (h1, etc) on Android readers (google play, gitden) There doesn't seem to be any formatting guide for Google Play. I've been trying to determine how to turn off hyphenation for Google Play (and possibly in another Android reader like Gitden).
  
  I have been using proprietary extensions to do it on Apple and Adobe. 
  
    -webkit-hyphens: none;
     hyphens: none;
     adobe-hyphenate: none;
  
  
  Does Google Play books use webkit or something like that. (It does not appear to turn it off when I set the style to that). 
  
  I guess this question boils down to: how do I determine what things are supported on ereaders on android? Thanks.
upvoted_answer: This may or may not be an answer to the question I posed. 
  
  
  http://www.idpf.org/epub/301/spec/epub-contentdocs.html#sec-css-text
  http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-text/#hyphens-property
  
  
  "EPUB 3 CSS Profile includes epub prefixed versions of the following properties from the CSS": 
  
  -epub-hyphens
  
  
  The -epub-hyphens property does not include support for the value all. 
  
  So as I interpret it, in an epub file, you use 
  
  h1 {
  -epub-hyphens: none;
   }
  
  
  to accomplish that in an epub file. I'll confirm this in Google Play. 
  
  This makes apparent how simply looking at the spec doesn't provide you with sufficient information. Who would have ever thought that -hyphens wouldn't be supported but -epub-hyphens: none might be. 
  
  More background:
  
  
    The EPUB 3 revision also introduced CSS properties for controlling hyphenation, line breaks, and word breaks. These properties were borrowed from CSS Text module, but again, because the module was not a final recommendation at the time, you must use the -epub- prefix with them. The -epub-hyphens property controls hyphenation. The value none disables hyphenation.
  
  
  Reference: http://epubzone.org/news/epub-3-and-global-language-support