Is there a way to over ride CSS Margins
I have a few book converted to Epub format and was happily reading on my Ipad and Kindle, I also am using an iPod Touch with iBooks (easier to carry when out andabout) and am having difficulty with margin sizes. Half an inch margin on a iPad is OK but on a touch its half the screen.
I looked into a couple of books and can see what I assume is the CSS margin class setting but was hoping there was a simple way to correct the left margin size easily. I'm not real good manually editing HTML.
So can Calibre override the CSS or detect it and fix it.
Alternatly if I see the class and just delete it will it render the rest of the document unusable. Will it use the margins I set in calibre. Is here an easy program to use to reformat before calibre picks it up. (I have MS Word)
Such as
style/
p.sgc-2 {margin-top: 0.10in}
p.sgc-1 {font-weight: bold; margin-top: 0.15in}
Body/
<p class="western sgc-2">But the age of chivalry is gone. That of sophisters, economists, and calculators, has succeeded . . .</p>
Regards
Tony
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