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Quoth · 05-31-2018, 05:57 AM

Updated from 4.7xxxx to 4.8.11073 (b628114af7 08/05/2018) today.
Still have the problem with indent. The sort order within a series is still erratic when a title replaced or added.
The odt file converted by Calibre has correct indent on every ePub reader except the Kobo H2O (original). Most noticeable on the body text as the indent is about half what it should be (whatever it's set to).
Editing to 1.5em in CSS fixes it (indent about the same on everything).
Still there is the bug that removal of the file (either via Calibre or on the Kobo Home Screen) somehow the old css is used till a complete power cycle (or reset, easier if you have a paperclip), then the new css of the new file is used. Paging to a new chapter, marking it unread, or sleep etc doesn't "recognise" the different CSS in new file. Only reset or power cycle.

05-31-2018, 05:57 AM	#19
Quoth Still reading Posts: 14,509 Karma: 108666825 Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: Ireland Device: All 4 Kinds: epub eink, Kindle, android eink, NxtPaper	Updated from 4.7xxxx to 4.8.11073 (b628114af7 08/05/2018) today. Still have the problem with indent. The sort order within a series is still erratic when a title replaced or added. The odt file converted by Calibre has correct indent on every ePub reader except the Kobo H2O (original). Most noticeable on the body text as the indent is about half what it should be (whatever it's set to). Editing to 1.5em in CSS fixes it (indent about the same on everything). Still there is the bug that removal of the file (either via Calibre or on the Kobo Home Screen) somehow the old css is used till a complete power cycle (or reset, easier if you have a paperclip), then the new css of the new file is used. Paging to a new chapter, marking it unread, or sleep etc doesn't "recognise" the different CSS in new file. Only reset or power cycle.