@JSWolf --
1. you are correct about your formatting recommendations. I'll include some of them in my 'standard' css file that I use to re-format ebooks
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(Yes, I know it's ugly .. it was just an experiment)
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2. spans would work, but wouldn't EVERY <p> need <span> tags around the first letter and/or first line?
Seems like a lot for work, and I thought that was what a style sheet was for. Esp when I saw how nicely Sigil handles things like :first-letter, etc.
I was just trying to maximize the use of the tool and to minimize my work.
I'm sure that there's a regex that could be made to work, but I was hoping there was a more Sigil-compatible reader for the PC. AFAIK, once Calibre converts the epub to AZW3 format, the actual device can handle it, but I really haven't gotten to the point of extensive testing there yet.
But I appreciate the feedback and the suggestions
Paul