Japanese text on a published Framer site breaks in the wrong place.
Japanese has no spaces between words, so a browser wraps a line anywhere it likes — 東京都の家賃 / は — mid-phrase, mid-name, mid-number. Native readers never name the reason. The page just reads unfinished.
I made three small plugins for it. All three are free to use, and they work on the published site rather than the canvas:
Kumihan — a line breaks only between phrases (Japanese, Simplified/Traditional Chinese, Thai)
Rubi — a reading above a word: furigana over kanji, pinyin over 汉字
Waei — the quarter-em of air between Japanese and Latin letters
Live demos of all three, before and after, on one page:
https://khz-art.com/framer-japanese
No external requests, nothing tracked, 1.3–14 KB each.
If you build Japanese sites in Framer — what still breaks for you?
Japanese text on a published Framer site breaks in the wrong place.
Japanese has no spaces between words, so a browser wraps a line anywhere it likes — 東京都の家賃 / は — mid-phrase, mid-name, mid-number. Native readers never name the reason. The page just reads unfinished.
I made three small plugins for it. All three are free to use, and they work on the published site rather than the canvas:
Kumihan — a line breaks only between phrases (Japanese, Simplified/Traditional Chinese, Thai)
Rubi — a reading above a word: furigana over kanji, pinyin over 汉字
Waei — the quarter-em of air between Japanese and Latin letters
Live demos of all three, before and after, on one page:
https://khz-art.com/framer-japanese
No external requests, nothing tracked, 1.3–14 KB each.
If you build Japanese sites in Framer — what still breaks for you?
