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Old 03-19-2013, 03:56 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
That should definitely make Kindlegen create a document with no spaces between paragraphs and a first-line indent. If that's not happening, then there must be something else overriding the p element's style, or the style isn't being applied properly, or the external style sheet isn't being linked correctly. Pretty hard to guess without seeing a portion of the affected html (including the head) and the rest of the CSS.

You're saying the exact same source referred to above works as expected with v1.2, but doesn't work with later versions?
Good points, DiapDealer!

Darth, if you can post the HTML header information down to <body> and an HTML example of a paragraph, perhaps we can see something wrong there. Are other parts of your CSS being rendered properly?
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