Thread: Possible to remove indents?
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Old 02-17-2011, 02:32 PM   #45
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Originally Posted by DaleDe View Post
It is likely that the CSS is not honored in the conversion. I believe indenting in mobi is done with non-breaking spaces.

Dale
but I have already observed and posted that extra css is honored expect for where it's contradicted within a style sheet ???

I will now test with an epub to epub conversion

1. I take an epub which has had indents removed by an added text-indent: 0 within the calibre2 style

2. i convert epub to epub using p { text-indent: 1em} in extra CSS

3 I view the output and see no indents.

so, as I thought, this is nothing to do with epub to mobi, there's a bug/feature which means the extra css line is not being applied when it is contradicted explicitly in the stylesheet.

so - bug or feature ???
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