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Old 08-20-2016, 04:06 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by marp68 View Post
When I paste synopsis in the comment field I generally remove all formatting. However, when there is an existing text in the comment field when downloading the book, there are usually <p class="description"> before the text. I have generally removed it and haven't seen any negative results when reading on the device. But I haven't neither seen any difference when keeping it.

Is there any problem with removing it, could it be useful in the future for something and therefore inmportant to keep it?
p class=<anything> simply is a connection to a user defined Style (styleheet or inline)
if it cant find the defined 'class', the render uses the default for the 'p' type tag
if the <p (and/or \p>) are missing, you may get an error. Some engines tolerate errors. I would NOT depend on it
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