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Old 11-24-2017, 05:34 AM   #8
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by DrChiper View Post
I always start every css with:

Code:
* {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
to get rid of any possible default margin settings.

Although I never use page numbers, I always DO use a body margin of 1% to keep the text from colliding to the e-reader display sides, hence allow a better reading experience. Further margin needs are set, where appropriate, with <p>, <blockquote>, etc.

Just my 2cts...
Using a % for margins is a really bad idea. Don't give such advice to others. Using a % means things change based on what screen you are reading with. Your margins will be different reading on a 7", 6", 5" screens. Better to use a margin of 0 given that you have a Kobo. You can just use the margin slider to change the margins.
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