Thread: ? about which version of Kindle Gen to use to convert epub to mobi
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Old 03-21-2013, 12:40 PM   #23
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I have a hunch 2.8 will fix my problem because I just noticed something in the 2.5 ChangeLog on the KindleGen Wiki at https://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/KindleGen
  • Unintended line breaks in Mobi7 when using some CSS properties ("margin-top: 0px" and "margin-bottom: 0px") has been fixed.
<Professor Farmsworth>Good news everyone!</Professor Farmsworth>

KindleGen 2.8 works, and now my paragraphs are properly indented and unspaced. This solves my problem for self-created files.

When converting EPUBs that I haven't created myself, if indent and paragraph spacing are not defined, I'll probably have to tweak the CSS (or take the lazy approach of using KindleGen 1.2).

Thanks again!
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