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Old 03-09-2015, 06:36 AM   #57
Notjohn
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Originally Posted by DreamWriter View Post
Although Amazon Kindle Publishing Guidelines specify that main body text should be "device defaults," which means no text-alignment code, A LOT (most?) authors/publishers do—without any problems! I knew that KDP was barking up the wrong tree with their suggestion to remove text-align:justify; from the mobi7 CSS. But I'll try whatever they suggest since they're willing to continue the investigation.

So now, since removing that code, the Last Mulligan Look Inside has ragged-right margins, of course. It was so pretty before. Is there any way to change that? Almost all e-books have full justification in the Look Inside.
Well, my text-align:justified is in the CSS, not in the main body text. As you know, the CSS is stripped out and converted to in-line styling for the older Kindles. No doubt the text-align instruction isn't included in the in-line styling. But since the older Kindles are justified by default, that doesn't matter in the slightest.
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