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Old 02-04-2011, 10:30 AM   #177
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Two questions: How can I specifically increase the space between the end of one paragraph and the beginning of another one? I've got the line spacing maxed out, but I'd like to make the paragraphs stand out more, one from the other.
Can only see one question there?

Anyway, it depends on the format that you are reading. Paragraph formatting is set by the CSS in the EPUB file, unless you have disabled it. You can use your own CSS for most of the formats that CoolREader can handle. Since I like a generous amount of white space in books, I use CSS to both indent the first line of a paragraph and space it down a bit from the preceeding paragraph. Buggins told about using CSS in his User's Guide here:
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawik...oid_user_guide
I got the SourceForge samples that he provided and diddled with them until I got a display presentation that I liked.
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