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Old 07-06-2012, 07:36 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by AThirstyMind View Post
Adding an epub into Kindle Previewer just hasn't worked very well for me yet, text is fine but the resultant centered text looses its centering. That seems to be the only issue. I can't find the problem in the HTML though.
Has to be a CSS thing. Centering text has never never been an issue with me. Plenty of other quirks to keep one busy, though.

One huge tip for converting ePubs with Kindlegen? Don't assign multiple CSS classes to the same element. Just don't do it:

NO: <p class="italic centered">Stuff</p>
YES: <p class="centered"><span class="italic">Stuff</span></p>

Or just make a single CSS class that does everything you want. But don't stack those classes.
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