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Old 03-22-2014, 06:01 PM   #3
Stefan_S
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
That assumption is where you went wrong. You need to put them back (or replace them with divs).

The p tag is a p tag. Nothing more. It's intended to be used to indicate what should be a single paragraph. If you want it to behave a particular way--with regard to indents--you'll need to style it to do so. This can be achieved through css or inline styling.

Different renderers/converters have different defaults when no styling is specified. That's why you're seeing different results in Sigil's viewer compared to the Kindle book you make from the ePub.
Ah, my basic html knowledge has failed me..

So when manually using TAB to create indents in sigil in "Book View" won't actually transfer to the html code?
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