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Old 06-22-2011, 10:24 AM   #150
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Originally Posted by ldolse View Post
If you want no margins in @page or body, then set your calibre preferences under 'page setup' in common conversion options to have all the margins zero - this will cause the plugin to work exactly as the initial implementation I posted did - any margins in @page or body will simply be deleted.

Otherwise, the plugin will delete all existing margins in body or @page, and then replaces them with the pt based margins specified in Calbre's preferences. It only puts the new margin settings in @page, so all margins set on body are always removed.
Would there be a downside to injecting an @page even when all margins are set to 0pt?

Here's my logic *cough* ....

I'd like to search for epubs with @page and/or body margins -- those being 'good' candidates for this mod. That eliminates all the Calibre conversions and many bespoke epubs, with which this doesn't play nicely.
But if I set the margins to 0, and the margins are all deleted, I will no longer recognize those epubs as being good candidates for resetting margins.

I think I might be overlooking a simpler approach
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