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Old 05-01-2017, 02:20 PM   #30
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by Purple Lady View Post
I've seen it plenty of times and been confused by it at first. No indent generally means it's the same paragraph. It seemed like a whole new topic started and I would have to go back to the previous page and look at it again to see if it is the same paragraph or not. I have also gone back a page because I thought I must have gone ahead two pages instead of one.
The problem is with a combination of things that can easily be fixed with a simple code change. When blank space is used as a section break, it's usually a top margin that's used to make this blank space. So when the blank space is at the bottom of the screen, it gets lost. If the top-margin is changed to padding-top, then the space is not lost and carries over to the next page so you have more empty space at the top of the page and then the next paragraph has no indent.

Try it and see if switching margin-top to padding-top when the book has a blank space for the section break works for you. I'd be interested to know.
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