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Old 10-08-2011, 10:05 AM   #91
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Originally Posted by allowingtoo View Post
...There was nothing in her books in a block quote so I have no idea why the block quote code other than it was for the Mobi format. ...
I encountered one ePub a few months ago that fooled calibre. The ePub's CSS had a style named ".blockquote" (NOT a style for "blockquote" as a tag). The original ePub used this for all <p> tags as <p class="blockquote">. Calibre converted all of these to <blockquote> tags in the MOBI regardless of any zero width margins placed in the ".blockquote" style definition.

I discovered this by converting the MOBI back to an ePub and editing in Sigil. The fix was simply to do a global rename on the ".blockquote" styled tags leaving them as simply <p>.
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