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Originally Posted by cybmole
for giggles here is just some of the 1360 lines of CSS in my worst ever retail example:
let's assume the publisher worked from a PDF or similar, I cannot figure where they found such a BAD conversion program. I think they have not quite but almost used very possible margin left value from 1px up to 99px, and a similar range of margin-right values
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Easy-peazy
The conversion program is not at fault.
That comes from an OCR scan, page alignment variations (twist, shearing error)
It might be possible to have a pre-OCR process to 'square up the text' so that left margin remains true.
It might be nice if the OCR had a margin,indent value 'rounding' tables: eg 0 to 5px use 0, >5 to 10px use 5px