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Originally Posted by teresatenured
FizzyWater - That's a good idea! I'm not sure how I would do that though. Any Ideas?
deback - There's absolutely no way I'm counting 600 characters manually for a whole book. I might as well just read it on the Calibre editor at that point.
sjfan - Good Ideas; unfortunately neither of your methods worked. One thing I noticed was that all the body-paragraphs are class="indent" . So I tried
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(?ms)(.{400}.*?)<p class="indent">
and replaced with
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\1<p class="para break">
The editor said it made 400ish changes, but I did not see any effect when I uploaded it to my Kindle. |
First, davidfor's idea of setting the @page margin is probably the best idea if it works.
Second, did you do this as well like I said?
And make sure the "break" style has "page-break-before: always" set.
Just adding a non-existent "break" style isn't going to do anything; you need to define that style in the CSS to insert the breaks.
Also, you don't want to rewrite your indent style to a nonexistent para. The replace-with should be
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\1<p class="indent break">
in your case.