yes, I that is what I also thought.
I think I am seeing a side effect of dabbling with this added code:
body {adobe-text-layout: optimizeSpeed;}
which I am using to prevent hyphenation in the ADE 2 engine - as used by Sony T3. I have started a thread on sony forum., after reading how the above works for Nook readers & it seems to work for Sony T3 also & you can see via ADE v2 on PC, that it prevents end of line hyphenations.
I suspect that adding that line turns off the widows & orphans processing in the ADE2 engine, but maybe I can turn it back on with some more explicit CSS
it is not a showstopper, but it made me realise that I never really mastered this area of CSS. ( I have seen , in individual book's CSS, things like widows: 2; orphans : 2; - but never grasped the difference between those 2 commands )
so perhaps I can/should add extra CSS whenever I tweak a book in Sigil ?
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