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Originally Posted by gbm
The easiest way--if the ebook is a calibre conversion to start-- is to reconvert with the Expand CSS option checked. Next is to do a epub to epub with Expand CSS checked.
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You can also edit the margin in the css file, but this will mean the you will have to edit every margin in the css file.
example:
This condensed margins this gives a margin of 0 top, bottom , left and right.
You would want to change that to:
Code:
{
margin-bottom: 0;
margin-left: 0;
margin-right: 0;
margin-top: 0
}
for the nook to display correctly.
See this for condensed margins help.
bernie |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Section8
If you don't want to bother with editing CSS, you can do a calibre epub->epub conversion to fix this. I'm not at home with calibre running right now to remember it exactly, but I think in the "Look and feel" dialog, there is an "expand CSS" setting (or something like that) that expands the shorthand "margin" css statements that the nook doesn't handle.
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I converted a book again with the "expand CSS" enabled and it worked! I disabled publisher defaults and now the extra spacing between paragraphs is not there! I feel silly for fixing it so easily. Thanks!
