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Originally Posted by davidfor
I agree with this, but I have seen both of SkyDogs examples in epubs and the second one does what he described. I didn't play with it, just removed it and changed the class on the next paragraph. But since then, I have been wondering why this didn't work as I am sure I have seen it working at other times. I don't think I have the original version to retest with.
Unless this has changed in the latest firmware, the Kobo devices respect the line-height in the epub. I did some tests on this last year with different line-height values. From memory I started with 0.1 and it seemed to do what what was expected.
I don't mind the minimum that Kobo uses, but I think they should have allowed a minimum of 1. The annoying thing is that they actually allow a minimum of 1.225 (from memory) but you have to edit the conf file to set this.
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As previously mentioned, I am truly a novice when it comes to HTML and CSS editing. Everything I have learned has been self-taught through trial and error thanks to Sigil and Calibre. Now that I know that Kobo's firmware behaves differently I am hoping to learn to recognize and fix the line spacing
once as opposed to three or four attempts before getting it right. It is a major pain to have to do this for every side-loaded ePub.
And I, too, have found changing the line height value is indeed recognized.
P.S. I'm a she, not a he.
