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Originally Posted by Nick_1964
Sorry I am dislectic so I can't find the right keywords to make a simple title.
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Your right, to say your title lacks accuracy is being kind. Obviously calibre is preserving the layout. If you have books, converted by other folks, that have margins or padding. Calibre has nothing to do with the formatting you found.
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Originally Posted by Nick_1964
I like it when my books start with the text completely on the left.
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That is my preference too. When I run into this I fix it. I know this is what you want too, to fix this.
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Originally Posted by Nick_1964
When I open the book there is always something like this before it:
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<p class="calibre2"><span class="none2">
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Did you go to the CSS file and see what margin or padding is set for
calibre2 or
none2? If the paragraph is enclosed in a <div class=????> did you look at that margin that is set for the <div class=?????>?
Go into your CSS file in Sigil and change every instance of
margin-left: ???; to
margin-left: 0;
padding-left: ???; to
padding-left: 0;
Doing this will correct 99% of the situations you run into.
Of course some margins are used for special sections of text that the publisher wants block indented to stand out. These margins are desirable.
Good Luck.