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Originally Posted by DoctorOhh
Was this a book you had previously converted? If so you need to change the settings when you are converting. Changing the global settings won't effect a book previously converted you have to change the individual setting.
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Nope, this was the original book on the first picture, so no blank line, and on the second there was a blank line after conversion with both options turned off.
The first line started with:
<p class="noindent">Simon staarde verslagen naar de voordeur van zijn huis.</p>
Second line started with:
<p class="indent">Hij had nooit een ander thuis gekend. Dit was de plek waar zijn ouders hem naartoe hadden gebracht toen hij... and so on </p>
You can see in picture 1, there is no blank line in the original...
With both options
turned off calibre inserts a blank line every time when a <p class="ident"> is in the html file ( at every paragraph ) where it is not in the original.
At the end I managed it with Sigil.
I restored the original epub and search for a place there have to be an original blank line.
Every line with <p class="noindentt"> has a blank line in the original not converted book.
I changed the line <p class="noindentt"> into 2 lines:
<p class="indent"><br /></p> ( adding an extra blank line )
<p class="noindentt">
This results in 2 blank lines where in the original was only once.
Saved it.
Then start the conversion again from the modified epub, but now the option: remove spacing between paragraps ticked on.
There are no inserted blank lines anymore inserted at the <p class="ident"> (or they are removed) And because of the <br /> between it there is only one blanc line where it supposed to be.
The behaviour during conversion looks like it doesn't matter of the option: Insert blank line between paragraps is on or off, calibre is simply adding a blank line at every paragrap at the conversion regardingless the unticked option, I can correct that by putting the option remove spacing between paragraps on, but then all the original blank lines are removed to.
In order to prevent that, I put an extra <br /> before the original blank line, convert it with removing spacing between paragraps on and then there are no blank lines at the <p class="ident"> inserted and the original blank lines are still there.
I hope you understand what I mean, it doesn't matter if the : insert blank line between paragraps is on or off, It just add a blank line at every paragraph.