>>12880
Well, it only adds furigana if the TXT has it, like
>誰《だれ》
誰 with だれ furigana
>前髪｜如《ごと》き
前髪如き, with ごと on top of 如
If it displays the furigana in the normal text after the words (as if you were reading the TXT), then it probably uses different formatting for furigana in the TXT, so you have to see yourself and change some code accordingly.
For example if it does it ＜like this＞, you change
pattern = re.compile(r'([\p{IsHan}]+)(《[\p{IsHira}\p{IsKatakana}]+》)', re.UNICODE)
output = pattern.sub(r'<ruby>\1<rt>\2</rt></ruby>', txt).replace("｜","").replace("《","").replace("》","").replace("\n","</p><p>")
to
pattern = re.compile(r'([\p{IsHan}]+)(＜[\p{IsHira}\p{IsKatakana}]+＞)', re.UNICODE)
output = pattern.sub(r'<ruby>\1<rt>\2</rt></ruby>', txt).replace("｜","").replace("＜","").replace("＞","").replace("\n","</p><p>")
or whatever.
If furigana is not in the normal text, and doesn't display at all, then I guess you might be using an old browser or something, like that, I don't know. The official name for the feature is "ruby text".