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Originally Posted by Amalthia
I don't know how to get epub to display my documents the way they come out in LRF.
I uploaded a few html files but it's really hit or miss on what happens to it and I'm still unsure about css.
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It's kind of strange that it's "hit or miss"... EPUB content
is HTML and CSS, so whatever you HTML and CSS you create is exactly what a EPUB renderer will render. With LRF your content first has to go through a conversion which will be more or less faithful depending upon the quality of the converter and the complexity of your formatting.
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Originally Posted by Amalthia
Right now with my current settings my files come out Times New Roman, size 12 font, margins just the way I like and all the paragraphs are indented.
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The Reader's default font size for EPUB books on the 'M' zoom is 12 points. If your CSS includes 'p { margin: 0; text-indent: 1em; }' you'll get paragraphs with book-like paragraph indents and no extra margins. For the page margins, assuming you're using Calibre, you just need to set up your conversion options to what you want.
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Originally Posted by Amalthia
Plus I keep reading something about page breaks? I have some LRF files that come out to 6000 pages which is what I want.
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If you're using Calibre then it'll deal with the limitation (no content stream over 300k) for you automatically.
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Originally Posted by Amalthia
and just to be clear on the previous topic I need to type in <div class="toc"> </div> in order for my stylesheet to work properly every time I use it?
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If you have the CSS we discussed, either '<div class="toc"> </div>' or '<span class="toc"> </span>' will work, just '<div class="toc"> </div>' is better from a "markup aesthetics" standpoint. Just put the text you want to have no indent within the <div/> or <span/> element and you're good to go!