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Originally Posted by EditorOne
Thanks, all. That gives me something to think about. As I said in the original post, I work in code view, not page view, although I frequently switch to page view to check how the output is shaping up. Maybe switching back and forth introduces the unwanted codes. I still have a lot to learn, but I've found that calibre often introduces multiple css entries in the style sheet for paragraphs that are identically formatted, which I consider garbage. I always clean up my style sheets to consolidate such duplications in a single style definition. It sometimes takes a while, but I like my style sheets clean and simple. Will check whether pretty print is on
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calibre has a bad reputation for ebook editing, based on the css flattening it does when converting.
You may be happy to learn, that the editor component is not the converter -- it shows you exactly what was in the book you opened, and changes
nothing whatsoever. Even Sigil will automatically sort filetypes into Text, Images, Audio, etc. folders -- calibre has a tool you must manually run to do that.