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Old 11-16-2011, 05:03 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by ElMiko View Post
Hmmm. From what I've observed, a </br> tag is creates a single-spaced paragraph break, whereas a <p> tag creates a double spaced paragraph break.

But what I'm really wondering is what the "calibre8" thing is all about... when is it generated, and why?
<p> creates whatever top and bottom margins are set.
<br> also does not indent like the beginning line.

the <br class="calibre#" /> allows that style to control lots more about a break. Line-height, or font-size (it still applies)

Since Calibre does not always use the same numbers, look at the stylesheet and see what your does (or prevents from defaulting)
Styles override the device defaults.
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