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Old 04-13-2011, 12:07 PM   #9
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I can tell you straight up that short of moving your quotes into tables, you will never get them to indent on the right-hand side. Mobi just doesn't do right-hand margins.

Depending on what you're using to indent, you can probably fix the left-hand side, but you'll have to explicitly set the indent for both levels.

You will basically have to tweak your XHTML & CSS by hand to more-or-less match up with what's capable for the Mobi format, which is basically a glorified HTML 3.2. The old Mobipocket Developer Center documentation will probably be useful, along with the Amazon Kindle Developer Guidelines (less useful).

Frankly, I advise you to lower your standards to a simple functional display. Anything else is just asking for frustration when dealing with the Mobi format's limitations. (And KindleGen's bugginess, but that's a different matter.)

Also, don't use multiple or descendant selectors in your CSS if converting via KindleGen. These are just two of the things which Do Not Work.

Hope this helps.
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