Sorry, English isn't my native tongue.
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E-books are considered to be reflowable text, changing placement based on font size, margins, and other factors. Therefore newlines are not needed except at the end of a paragraph. Under optimal layout there should not be any kind of positional or stylistic data included within the book's content. So no spaces or tabs, no blank lines, no heading size and spacing, etc should be included.
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It dose make sense and it was what I thought at the start, but when I see into the EPUB file (I'm using total commander but it possible by renaming the file to zip and using unzip application) the constant of the 'index.html' contain the structure we talked about.
The small file has each paragraph justify to the left with a blank line after each paragraph but the large file has only the text repeatedly with out spaces or new lines.
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You could generate a single CSS stylesheet and re-use it for all your books.
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I didn't understand, the CSS stylesheet exist inside the EPUB file, it crated by calibre according to the conversion input parameters. should I edit each EPUB file?
Is calibre is capable of dealing with all kind of text format (Dos, Unix..) or should I need to reform the text file to some format? currently, the EOL symbol in my files are 0x0d, 0x0a.