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Originally Posted by davidfor
The fact you care about this makes you unusual.
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Then I'm unusual too! There may be a lot of 'unusual' people visiting these boards!
I think the lesson here is that every e-reader's firmware will react differently with an epub book's cascading style sheet.
My NOOK Simple Touch, for example, will make a small paragraph indent for anything marked with <p>. I can define text-indent=0 in the <p> section of the css, and NOOK ignores that completely. Stubborn bugger!
If I want to read without indented paragraphs on my NOOK (don't ask me why) then I have to change all the <p> marks in the text to something else, like <standard>, then add a section for <standard> in the css.
It's all a bit of a hassle, yes. But it doesn't take very long to make those changes (with a little practice).
Morale of the story: get to know your particular e-reader's quirks and limitations. You can probably learn how to make it do what you want.