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Old 07-10-2013, 03:37 PM   #42
Gregg Bell
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Originally Posted by gmw View Post
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I set the Default (Normal in MSO) style to whatever I type the book in (as noted previously I have paragraph spacing while I'm working and for print review, but remove it when I export to epub).

So I start out by going to Format-->Paragraph-->Spacing and I put say 10 pts before and after the paragraph. Cool. Then I get a "normal & Space before 10pt, after 10pt." style in my styles and formatting window. So I do my work and save it for the day. Then a month later when I'm done with the entire novel I 'select all' and return the paragraph spacing to 0 pt before and 0 pt after. and then the "normal& Space..." style disappears and I have single spacing, right? (And somehow the html knows where the paragraphs are.)

I have seen some epub creations that set the default style for p and remove the class="...",


This is exactly what I have done.

So what you're saying is I have my html with <p class="Style 1">...</p> or whatever and I adjust my css in the html to adapt to that being there?
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