Hello, we've officially released the stable update for PubCoder 4.3.4 which fixes the issue with App Store Connect publishing.

Please notice that's a different version from the previous one posted here (stable version for Mac is 4.3.4.1197 while beta was 4.3.4.1196).

You can download the stable version from pubcoder.com/download or directly from PubCoder using Auto-Update

Here's a beta of PubCoder 4.3.4, which should fix the issue:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/k66fxm8iuyi6f5n/PubCoder-bin-20230504-4.3.4.1196.zip?dl=0

Please let us know if this works for you

Hello Jacqueline,
well actually OTF and TTF font should work either, but often there are metadata in the file that do not allow them to be used on the web. Transcoding to another format often clears the issue: if you try to convert the converted WOFF file back to OTF it will probably work.

Hello John, we will release a fix as soon as possible

Hello Jacqueline, you mean shape-outside ?

Hello Vera, yes but you have to use LocalStorage via Javascript to achieve this

You can extract the randomly chosen item from the array, save the result in the localstorage and get the array from localstorage if there's one. Of course it gets a bit more complicated, but should be something like that (not tested):

// First, check if there's already an array of choices stored in local storage
var savedChoices = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('choices'));
if (!savedChoices) {
    // If there's no saved array or it's empty, use the provided choices
    savedChoices = choices;
} else if (savedChoices.length === 0) {
    console.warn("every choice has already been made!");
} else {
    // First run, setup the array of choices
    savedChoices = [2, 17, 20, 27, 35, 43, 46];
}

// Now, choose a random value from the saved choices array
const randomIndex = Math.random(Math.random() * (savedChoices.length-1));
const chosenValue = savedChoices[randomIndex];

// Remove the chosen value from the saved choices array
savedChoices.splice(randomIndex, 1);

// Save the updated array back to local storage
localStorage.setItem('choices', JSON.stringify(savedChoices));

// go to page!
pubcoder.goToPage(chosenValue);

As another user just asked on support, a quickly wrote a variation on this where you can just pick a random page from a preset of pages (not from the entire book):

const pagesToPickFrom = [2, 17, 20, 27, 35, 43, 46];
const index = Math.round(Math.random() * (pagesToPickFrom.length-1));
pubcoder.goToPage(pagesToPickFrom[index]);

You could do it by chapter, but you would always see all of the pages on the reader

"open link" action with a tel:<number> url should work.
https://www.w3docs.com/snippets/html/how-to-add-telephone-links-with-html.html