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Old 08-12-2010, 02:18 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by WS64 View Post
Pat, I guess you use something like
<p style="text-align:center">* * *</p>
Instead of that use
<hr width="35%">
hr shows a centered, horizontal line, inthis case over 35% of the screen.
(Actually you should put the style content in the header of the file, else the epub validator will not be satisfied, although it works that way too)
No, I don't use any coding at all. I am using the wysiwyg editor (book view). I try to stay away from the coding as I fear breaking things since I know very little about it.

I simply center the line by clicking on the appropriate top menu icon. It's not a biggie that Stanza won't show it right. It's only the headlines and some section breaks. And they appear accurately in other readers like Calibre's built-in one.

I wonder why Stanza doesn't show it right. In all other respects, Stanza is a fantastic app.

Edit: OK, I just tried sticking that bit of code in the split view. Works great. Thanks, WS64.

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