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Erin · 06-07-2012, 02:25 PM

Are you all also experiencing the change in special character code?

CS5.5-- extraneous spaces dropped, non-breaking spaces held as  
CS6-- extraneous spaces held as &-#-1-6-0-;, non-breaking spaces converted to &-#-1-6-0-; (please excuse the dashes, they are not actually in the code, just used them here to get it to process and not become and asterisk)

Also, images: if they are in the text flow, they are given a div class on top of being controlled by a img class frame AND I keep getting a space character ( * ) between my </span> and </p> which did not exist in the application file. This space is a nuisance, causing an entire blank page if the image preceding it is full-frame (esp. on Kindle.)

And I'm with you guys, how is taking away the margin-top property a feature? I'm really trying to figure out what they thought when this decision was made...

Lastly: I'm getting override code where there shouldn't be any. In my application file I have no local formatting at ALL, yet when I look at the files after export I'm having to clean up messy code that shouldn't exist in the first place! Two steps forward, one step back.

06-07-2012, 02:25 PM	#4
Erin eBook Developer Posts: 11 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: North Carolina Device: Kindle, iPad, Nook	Are you all also experiencing the change in special character code? CS5.5-- extraneous spaces dropped, non-breaking spaces held as   CS6-- extraneous spaces held as &-#-1-6-0-;, non-breaking spaces converted to &-#-1-6-0-; (please excuse the dashes, they are not actually in the code, just used them here to get it to process and not become and asterisk) Also, images: if they are in the text flow, they are given a div class on top of being controlled by a img class frame AND I keep getting a space character ( * ) between my </span> and </p> which did not exist in the application file. This space is a nuisance, causing an entire blank page if the image preceding it is full-frame (esp. on Kindle.) And I'm with you guys, how is taking away the margin-top property a feature? I'm really trying to figure out what they thought when this decision was made... Lastly: I'm getting override code where there shouldn't be any. In my application file I have no local formatting at ALL, yet when I look at the files after export I'm having to clean up messy code that shouldn't exist in the first place! Two steps forward, one step back. Last edited by Erin; 06-07-2012 at 02:27 PM.