Thread: Centering Text in Middle of Display Screen
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Old 04-09-2015, 10:43 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by RbnJrg View Post
Yes, it's possible to get what you want but the needed code won't work on all e-readers. Read the following post:

https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...43&postcount=4

But also read all others opinions in that thread, since all of them are very usefull.

As I said in that post, the method works for Kindle (with support for .kf8, not the old Kindle models), iPad, maybe Kobo but not ADE and ereaders based on RMSDK. You'll see if that info helps you or not

Regards
Rubén

Thanks I added the code in but I find that whenever I leave the header or the footer blank the middle row doesn't stay in the middle but goes up to the top.

As a last resort I could always just hit enter and eye it from there.

If I understand all this correctly all my sections (which aren't many) should have semantics? I have a Cover, Title Page, Table of Content, a soon to be copyright page and 4 sections devoted for the content of the book , so 8 sections total.
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