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Hoods7070 · 03-05-2012, 09:13 PM

Thanks to both of you. I had already tried some Extra CSS codes that Kovid posted in another thread, and tried wallcraft's too, but neither lot works. Adding indents manually to the calibre class as theducks suggested doesn't work either. Free epubbooks epubs show indents perfectly, so I have NO idea what the difference is. I studied the code from both lots of CSS but don't know enough about it (beyond obvious common sense) to decipher a fix.

Interestingly, every time I re-convert a mobi file to epub, alibre assigns a different code preceding the paragraph. As the mobi file is fixed, that's a little strange. Anyway, I will keep messing around until I am TOTALLY demented and see if I can figure something out.

Thanks again.

03-05-2012, 09:13 PM	#4
Hoods7070 Groupie Posts: 159 Karma: 24430 Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Australia Device: Nexus 7"	Thanks to both of you. I had already tried some Extra CSS codes that Kovid posted in another thread, and tried wallcraft's too, but neither lot works. Adding indents manually to the calibre class as theducks suggested doesn't work either. Free epubbooks epubs show indents perfectly, so I have NO idea what the difference is. I studied the code from both lots of CSS but don't know enough about it (beyond obvious common sense) to decipher a fix. Interestingly, every time I re-convert a mobi file to epub, alibre assigns a different code preceding the paragraph. As the mobi file is fixed, that's a little strange. Anyway, I will keep messing around until I am TOTALLY demented and see if I can figure something out. Thanks again.