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Originally Posted by jackie_w
A couple of suggestions:
Firstly, if you're going to read an epub on a Kobo don't add !important to any of your CSS classes. The epub will display as if it has no css file at all - at least this is my experience.
Second, again regarding the Kobo. Rather than trying to hard-code a fixed line-height, wouldn't you get a better result by removing all the line-height settings completely and then using the Kobo's Line Spacing slider to set it to a level you like?
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Do you mean no CSS file at all or just the rule you place the important with.? Doesn't seem that way to me, as I have some important (line-height: 1.0 !important
for example in my preferences and this does nothing at all AFAIK. Same old line heights and text sizes etc. after a conversion. ( I copied it from a post by DSNB I think and never bothered to remove it
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And wouldn't removing the all of the line heights be more or less the same as making all the line heights the same? Fine for me, but I have been advised against it by some.
Perhaps I am just not understanding what you are saying.