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Old 05-27-2011, 11:34 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by chezjim View Post
Meaning what, exactly?

This is a very random problem. It can be as simple as a space between a close <font> tag and the next one opening after it: </font> <font>.

But it is also random in the sense that it will suddenly appear after unrelated fixes to the overall file. Which makes me think it has to do with whatever Sigil does to "neaten up" code.

If it were a codepage implementation, wouldn't it be uniform from the first time you open the HTML file? Or am I misunderstanding the concept?
was the missing in font, wrong character used 'uniformly' throughout the document?

<font> ... </font> are deprecated. I don't see these tags commonly used in EPUB. (you may have found a soft spot in Tidy for an obsolete coed usage)

these should probably be replaces with a <span class=...
and appropriate stylesheet entry
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