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Originally Posted by rashkae View Post
If the epub in question is not Digital Restriction Management locked, you can use Calibre to add an 8pt border on the bottom of the page, which will prevent the issue for being visible. If you are reading an affected book, making any change in the appearance (margin, line height, font, etc), will reflow the pages properly for that session.
Changing the ePub via Calibre is a big no-no. You can end up with things not as intended. The best way to do it is to extract the CSS and add in an @page and under @page, put in the margin you want. Then put back the CSS and away you go.
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