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Old 05-15-2018, 04:32 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by rashkae View Post
The fraction sizes might be the result of Calibre Font Size scaling, you can try disabling that when you are converting to epub.
No, the fractional indents occur if Font Size Scaling is disabled.

You do have to reset to reliably see any change.

However whatever I did earlier now isn't working, the indent on Kobo looks like about 8pt rather than 16pt for body text.

P.S.
I never enter tabs, more than one space or blank newlines. I use styles. The only exception being direct italics or bold within a sentence as the "character" styles seem to create a problem converting between different programs and formats. I use page styles (only important for printed, i.e. title, front papers, index, first page, default pages, endpapers) and paragraph styles (Heading 1 for Chapter Titles).

I will later put some short sample ePubs, source in .doc & .odt and the css of various options on one of my websites. I'll include the pages from Title to 2nd chapter of several books so all aspects are covered.
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