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Old 01-06-2009, 12:00 PM   #6
Jellby
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Originally Posted by llasram View Post
And oggle the poetry bits (e.g. in chapter 26), which in the source are formatted entirely with CSS .
I believe mobipocket supports a special <p align="poetry">, where if a line is wrapped, the broken part is right-aligned... but last time I tried it didn't work in the Cybook.

When I code poetry, I do something like:

Code:
<P WIDTH="2em">Yew are ther boys of the Empire,</P>
<P WIDTH="4em" HEIGHT="0em">Steady an’ brave an’ trew.</P>
<P WIDTH="2em" HEIGHT="0em">Yew are the wuns</P>
<P WIDTH="4em" HEIGHT="0em">She calls ’er sons</P>
<P WIDTH="2em" HEIGHT="0em">An’ I luv yew.</P>
It's a pain to have a <p></p> for every line, but at least I can control the indent.
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