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Originally Posted by Starson17
That's simple. Do you know the purpose of adding the @page directive?
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No, not really. I think @page is the only way to get a top/bottom margin on every page. Putting it in the <body> css would only give you a top margin on the first page of a chapter and a bottom margin on the last page of a chapter.
I had also assumed (maybe wrongly) that Calibre puts an @page statement into each html file (rather than once in the css file) so that some html files (e.g. the cover page html) can have top/bottom margins different to those set in Convert - PageSetup.