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Originally Posted by NullNix
If you just convert a plain HTML file to mobi, without styling, you get non-indented, spaced-out paragraphs. This was a terrible choice on Amazon's part: there's a reason printed books aren't typeset like that.
You can fix it by fiddling with CSS text-indent and (IIRC, it's been a while) padding.
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http://www.goer.org/HTML/intermediate/align_and_indent/
I used the top example code, without the {style} ... {/style} section.
Some of the "stock" tests and scripts write css-free HTML rather than plain text (I.E: Amazon/Lab126 does use it their self).
I wrote one add-in report generator that did the same.
And I am here to tell you the hard-coded defaults in the reader are really strange.
I think it is HTML-⅋ version that they wrote the defaults for.
(That is, very broken html)