Thread: Ignore initial indent in HTML files?
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Old 06-21-2008, 05:16 PM   #1
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Ignore initial indent in HTML files?
There is probably an explanation somewhere. I searched a bit but couldn’t find it and I know some of you gurus (Kovid) have a quick answer.

I am using calibre (GUI) to convert my HTML file into a Sony lrf file. To force a page break in calibre I use:
<span style="page-break-after: always"></span>

After the page break I want to start the very next line WITHOUT an indent.
How do I do it? What is the code? As simple as possible, Please!

I am formatting poetry and this would be nice to implement.

Also, in calibre, how do I force a Tab or several spaces before a line?


They say that rhyme and rhythm are
Outmoded now.
I do not know, for I am far
From high of brow.
But if the twain you take away,
Since basely bred,
Proud Poetry, I dare to say,
Would scarce be read.


Every other line in this short (first stanza) verse should be indented 5 spaces. How? Code, please?
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