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Originally Posted by theducks
I am older than you
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Congratulations on your birth, 52 is the age cited in the study and thus relavant to me. So which study do you agree with?
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Originally Posted by theducks
I do NOT use any Line Spacing (normally) in my CSS and all the reader programs I use do good  |
Kovid stated
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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
It only get applied to elements that already have a line height specified.
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If your elements don't use line height then this setting won't affect you.
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Originally Posted by theducks
I do use LS when I do stuff with my first paragraph and the line looks wierd. But that is the exception.
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Change the setting to 0 and this setting won't affect you in any way shape or manner.
This setting is for folks who don't know what line height is and don't want to know. They just want their converted books to be readable without having any lines overlap. This default setting will prevent many bug tickets and questions on this board about why their ebook lines overlap.
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Originally Posted by theducks
Now I would really like to set indent as a percentage.
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If epub supports this you ought to be able to format your books in this manner. What is the advantage of using % for specifying indents?
I use calibre's indent feature myself. I set it to 1.1em. Doesn't using em give you a proportional indent as the font size scales larger?