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Old 03-04-2012, 08:55 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Hoods7070 View Post
I haven't had any replies to a previous thread, maybe because it didn't make much sense to anyone. This one might make things clearer.

My reader shows no indent at the start of a paragraph or dialog line, so I'd like to know how to insert one, as well as force a blank line after each paragraph. I selected the Calibre option to add a blank line, but this does show up in my reader.

Studying the calibre converted code, each new paragraph is defined like this:
<p class="calibre36"><span class="calibre7"> paragraph text </span></p>
A blank line follows the end of the paragraph - ie no code.

Can anyone help? Thanks!
Find .calibre36 in the stylesheet (use Tweak and a text editor, then rebuild)
Add or edit the following:
text-indent: 2em;
margin-top: .5em;
margin-bottom: .5em;

Change the numbers to taste

Margin top and botto will affect spacing between paragraphs
indent, Doh!
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