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Old 02-08-2009, 11:29 PM   #70
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Originally Posted by Amalthia View Post
I have a question about <br > tags. For some reason when I convert to mobi there is an extra space added after using them. So they kind of act like paragraph breaks. Is there anyway to make the break tag work like a regular break tag? I don't use break tags often but they are a big part of my TOC and with LRF my TOC is single spaced. I'd like to replicate that result with my mobi files.
It sounds like what's probably going on is that you have <br/> tags directly in the <body/>. In XHTML and HTML <br/> tags aren't actually allowed there, so the way they get interpreted varies with the renderer. MSReader and (most? all?) the Mobipocket viewers will renderer a <br/> in the <body/> following a block as a blank line, but AdobeDE will only render the blank line if there are two <br/> tags.

Anyway, try wrapping your table of contents or whatever in a <div> </div> tags so that your <br/> tags aren't directly in the <body/>.
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