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Old 02-26-2013, 05:44 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Jimbo724 View Post
Actually, maybe I don't need a full-blown test document yet. I am using Blue Griffon 1.6.1 to prepare an html file for importation into Calibre and subsequent conversion by Calibre to AZW3 format. Blue Griffon puts "<br>" at the end of each paragraph, "<br>" on a new line before each paragraph, and "&nbsp; " at the start of each paragraph. Apparently the latter is used to indent each paragraph. Does Calibre have a problem overriding "&nbsp; "?

P.S. FWIW, I deleted all occurrences of "&nbsp; " and there are no indents after conversion. I guess I'll gin up a lorem ipsit file after all.
< BR /> &nbsp;

You have 1 Paragraph
Paragraphs start with a <p>, That is what Calibre indents

You need to replace all < BR /> &nbsp; with </p> <p> to turn thos lines into individual paragraphs
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