Thread: Titlepage/Cover AND Text Justification
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Old 12-02-2014, 06:37 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by totallis View Post
Okay. I worked this one out.
After I took out all of the text-align entries.. I converted it again to EPUB and even though I told the conversion to keep the alignment to 'original' it still changed it all back to justify/centre. So this time, i took out all of the alignment references AFTER converting... Seems the best way of doing it at the moment.

Is there a file somewhere that I'm not aware of which is determining all of these settings outside of the code that I can see and edit?
You are probably hitting one of the things people miss when you do a second conversion. The first conversion to the same type copies the format to an "ORIGINAL_xxxx" file. All future conversions use that file as the source. So, when you first did an EPUB-to-EPUB conversion, an the ORIGINAL_EPUB was created. All later conversions use this as the source file. And any edits you make in the epub after the conversion are lost when you do another conversion.
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