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Originally Posted by nrapallo
Thanks for the suggestion! This construct will work; getting it into the converted HTML will be another story.
I will implement (in version 7) switches for indentation '--indent' and 'no paragraph separation '--nopara'. As it stands now, the default for eBook Publisher appears to be 'no' indentation and '1em' paragraph separation.
JSWolf, you would have to use two switches '--indent' (1em) and '--nopara' (0em) to achieve your desired results. Wait until I implement these options as my testing indicates they do work.
-Nick
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Typically if you do nopara spacing you will automatically need indent since you need some way to separate the paragraphs. However you might want to add indent anyway and a separate option for people who want separation and indent. Note that mobi, in particular, does not encode the indent but adds it automatically at the display and also adds a slight separation between the paragraphs. As it is translated today the indent is gone so taking about the spacing makes it look like one huge paragraph. They do not support CSS.
To get it in there you could do a substitute on the <head> and the add the <head> back in with all the new stuff.
Dale