[Rob Vollman]

Originally Posted by Toxaris

You need to style the tables in the stylesheet. That is were all the styling is done. Since you converted it via Calibre, all styles will probably be something like Calibre[digit]. You need to find the style that belongs to the tables.

Thanks for taking the time to reply.

Yes, according to Code View, the only thing in the table tag is something like class="T-Table2". Likewise in col there is class="TC-Table3A", in TR there is class="TR-Table" and in TD there is "TD-Table1A" and finally in P (each cell is a P) there is class="P-P3".

Then I go to the Styles browser, and look at stylesheet.css

In there I can find all those classes. I try changing some of the values in the classes, but they don't seem to have any effect. I save, re-load, everything, but they don't seem to do anything

I recommend learning some HTML/CSS. That will help you a lot.

I've done some googling and have tried making every change imaginable, either to the table itself in Code View, or the stylesheet.css, but nothing seems to do anything. Can you recommend anything specific? Are there any specific commands that are related to the row height?

Also, what is the source?

Originally it was an ODT (OpenOffice Writer) but I understand that Calibre converts it to HTML first. I even converted it to HTML myself to see if there was already a row height problem before the conversion to epub but no, the row height is just fine in HTML.