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Originally Posted by PKFFW
What's even weirder about her situation is how much of the chapter gets chopped seems to depend on which font style and size is chosen. Furthermore, you'd think that a larger font size might mean more of the chapter is chopped off because less words on the page before the chapter break. However some font styles chop off less of the chapter if the font is bigger compared to other styles in a smaller size.
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Is it losing everything after the end of a page or after the end of a line?
I've actually have a book that is doing something like this. Basically everything looks OK and then I turn the page and there is no text, but part way down the screen there is a rule and after that, text appears again. When I first saw this, I thought there was a nesting error like described, but when I checked, there were no problems. So, a slightly modified version of the book went back on the device and it happened again. But, this time, I accidentally touched the screen in the blank area for to long and the dictionary popup was shown with the meaning of a word. Turns out the text is there, but in white-on-white or some other invisible mode. And if I change the font size it repaginates and the same thing happens but the rule is in a different part of the page and different amount of text is hidden.
It appears to be is something in the CSS that is laying out the text but ends up with white-on-white or something like that for the top part of a page with a rule on it. But, I cannot see what it is. When I have time, I plan to extract what is needed and post it for the experts here to tell me why it works the way it does. It doesn't happen with the kepub renderer, so I read the book with that. But, I'm curious about what the exact cause is.
There has been another problem RMSDK that I think is seen on the Sony's as well. Occasionally, the last line of text in a chapter is pushed to a new page. If that is all the Sony is losing, then maybe it has a different form of the same error or something related to it.