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Originally Posted by Agama
It would be useful to have an option to switch off this @page per html file. Then any @page specified in the stylesheet would automatically apply to all pages. I use an entry in my CSS with units of "px" which means I then have to regex out all the @page blocks which calibre has inserted into the html files.
My Sony reader, (PRS-300), supports @page, so maybe all Sony readers do.
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if I have understood Kovid correctly, you can remove it by setting zero values on the page setup options then converting epub to epub - I have not tested that, but if it works it would be faster than regex page by page.
i don't get the design logic though - why does calibre add it to each html file rather than set it once, globally in css ?