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Old 05-08-2013, 01:05 AM   #288
davidfor
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Originally Posted by evanft View Post
Does anyone know how to avoid that extra bit of space on the bottom of the page that seems to randomly pop up sometimes? I can't seem to figure out where it comes from or why it happens. I tried the widows and orphans CSS in calibre, but it didn't seem to really fix it. It's not a big deal, but I'd like to fix it, if possible.
As others have said, it should be fixed with by setting widows and orphans in CSS. But, how much is "that extra bit of space"? As well as the widows/orphans, there is always a gap depending on how the number of lines work out. When there seem to be a bit extra space, I open the bottom menu and check how much space there is above the line. Usually there is less than a lines worth, and I can see that there are elements on the page that take up more than a line of body text. The chapter heading is an example of this. The way I format chapter headings when I "fix" a book is probably a cause of this. The style I use for headings has a top margin so that the heading isn't covered by the top bar when it is opened.
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