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Old 03-17-2015, 04:18 PM   #3
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calibre does the best it can based on the heuristics of the book.

Unfortunately most ebooks define scenebreaks via a CSS class for regular paragraphs and a separate CSS class for paragraphs with a preceding/following scenebreak, and set different top margins depending.

calibre cannot deduce the meaning there, though if you invent a working Artificial Intelligence Kovid will happily include it to do just that -- also you will make billions in consumer tech.

Proper scenebreaks would use their own paragraph containing
Code:
* * *
at least IMNSHO but definitely something more semantically meaningful than the current popular convention.
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