[fan of kovid]

@ ldolse

I like the general paragraph alignment settings given with the 'remove spacing between paragraphs' option.

My question was about how to create exceptions to that - so that for the few exceptions - i.e. titles, chapters, etc., which I don't want justified, I can stop the indenting process.

I had tried to find something about this problem, before bothering anyone, but for the life of me, I never thought to search for indents! Thanks for the pointer.

@ theducks

I never really saw the point of the tweak feature - it's easy enough to open and fiddle an epub without running Calibre at all - no need to explode or rebuild - just edit the thing within winzip...

However, on a different thread, you replied to another user with:

most XHTML tags have defaults and need not be specified (if that meets your needs) . Not all devices implemented the defaults properly , leading to Stylesheets full of verbose entries and workarounds

p (in a CSS) applies to all <p> tags (contains NO dot)
.p is not the same (it is a class selector with a 'trip-you-up' name)

h1,h2,h3 {
text-align: center
}
(Notation), applies to all H1 H2 and H3 tags

Bottom line:
You are overriding a Default, which is why you don't see it in the CSS.

That could be an area to experiment with. Maybe I should try adding

h1,h2,h3 {
text-align: center
text-indent: 0
}

for the styles in question?

Thanks again guys, for the suggestions - like I said before - any tips or suggestions are gratefully appreciated