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Originally Posted by llasram
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/>. |
yeah I tried that but it only worked for one table of contents and I have about 5 or 6 stories mixed into one file and they have summary, title, author notes and etc...it doesn't look so great when it's paragraph indented but when I tried to use css to remove the paragraph indents for just those sections it didn't work.
Basically, yes I'm using <br > tags within the body of the html but what I still don't get is why when I convert to LRF the <br > tags work like they do on web browsers but when I convert to MOBI it adds an extra line.