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Originally Posted by icallaci
I don't usually convert ebooks with Calibre, but every once in a while it solves a problem for me, fast. I did an epub to epub conversion recently, and I noticed that instead of margin-top, margin-bottom, margin-left and margin-right in the CSS, I now see one single margin property or class (or whatever it's called), which I HATE. Is there a setting somewhere that will force Calibre to use margin-top, margin-left, etc. when converting? Apologies if this has been covered previously, but I couldn't find anything about it. A link to another thread would be fine. Thanks.
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margin: 1em 16pt 1em 2pt;
is the short form version
I have never seen Calibre use that in calibre# styles.
I tend to use those to show I have edited a conversion
I also don't believe Calibre ever changed a defined class that DID ise the short form.
The form is easy to remember
margin: 1em =All margins are 1em
margin: 1em 2em = top and bottom 1 em, right and left 2em
margin: 1em 16pt 1em 2pt; =(top, right, bottom, left) Clockwise starting at the top