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Originally Posted by mtravellerh
Being lazy myself, how does it look like if one inserts the space on pure principle? Would the I look so bad for that? I'll have to try that, but finally I'll just have to check the practical usage in a book.
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I don't know if I follow you... There is a default spacing for all caps defined, only A and L have something "special", because of their shape.
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I think the
p {
text-indent: 1em;
margin: 0;
}
won't work for me. I will have to define a special p class for the first paragraph as I use points to define my indent, normally (15pt) (works better for mobi making). Or could I use the points for defining the indent? Or do I have to completely rewrite my code for those drop caps, thus having to make 2 source files?
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That is the definition for normal paragraphs, you can have whatever you want there ("text-indent: 15pt"), yes, you can use "pt" or "px" as units, I just prefer using relative units when possible, but it's true that maybe the indent should be defined in relation to the page width something like 3%, maybe? The special class for the first paragraph is already there: p.initial.