Thread: Inconsistent Spacing
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Old 04-12-2012, 10:09 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by N00ter View Post
One problem, however, is that I can't use Atlantis on my mac. Is there any mac alternative?
Is Open Office / Libre Office available for Mac ? If yes, there's a plugin to create an epub, no need to bother calibre.

You might try Toxaris' "Word to clean html" Export Macro (here in this forum). I can't give a guarantee, but maybe it works on a mac as well.

But some junk-code in the html is not your problem in this case.

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Is vertical spacing something I can control in Sigil? The vertical spacing in relation to the hyperlinks really does appear to be the culprit.
You can control nearly any aspect of an epub with Sigil, the downside is it needs some experience with Html /Css coding. You should do what dwig mentiones to cleanup the vertical spacing.

BTW, a question to the others: Is there any "soft-hyphenation" in Html, such as Winword uses it ? A dash which can be placed inside a word and is only shown, if the word is separated at a line-end ??
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