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Old 08-07-2011, 01:11 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Tango Mike View Post
Thanks to theducks: I should have mentioned that widow/orphan control is turned off, and I don't know HTML, so I can't edit the epub or mobi files directly. My only option is to note the problem, revise the source Word file, and re-convert to assess the result.
It (the control) should be turned ON with reasonable settings to STOP making those orphans.
HTML is simple in most cases, and you probably should not be using the extreme cases for books that will be used (read) on many devices.

CSS is simply a styling Master Control that can be used across many sections.
Want to make Chapter headings Bolder, adjust the CSS (assumes that the Chapters have a unique style class).

Word Conversions make terribly bulky CSS
Find some books you like the 'style' of here at MR and look at the (x)HTML Code and CSS (Sigil is great for this)

IMHO a simple (stylistically) book should have a stylesheet under 300 lines
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