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Originally Posted by Rev. Bob
That sounds like you're starting with a regular EPUB, then using a plugin to make it a kepub, and that's where you get problems. In that situation, you should report the problem as a bug in that plugin's thread, as it sounds to me from your description as if that conversion is introducing problems.
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Sorry for taking long to answer.
Yes, I am using a plugin on Calibre to conver to kepub.
But the tip from GeoffR on the next quote below solved the problem partially. Don't know if it is kobo related, or the convert plugin, as you said.
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Originally Posted by GeoffR
Check that you have the justification button set to "Off" in the device's font menu, otherwise the kepub reader sets the text-alignment for <div> and <p> elements to left/justify in the device's built-in stylesheet, which overrides the book's stylesheet.
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Thanks for the advice, it solved my problem.
The only catch is that I can't change alignments for the whole text when I want, without messing up with specific parts of text that are aligned center.
If someone likes left and someone likes full justify, when they set the alignment, the parts which were centered, reset again.
But like Rev. Bob said, probably it's not related with Modify ePub plugin, maybe it's an issue with kobo rendering the css.
Thanks both of you for the answers
