Thank you for the suggestion! Unfortunately, it didn't seem to have any effect.
I have another bit of information to add, though, in case it's helpful. If I use the
--extract-to option, the pretty.html file that is extracted has height and width attributes on each paragraph and blockquote tag, like so:
Code:
<p height="0pt" width="2em">Summary</p>
<blockquote height="2em"><blockquote width="2em"> <i>Cronut wayfarers shoreditch.</i> </blockquote></blockquote>
<pagebreak></pagebreak><p height="2em" width="2em"> </p>
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Unfortunately, specifying a width in the CSS (e.g.
p { width: 100% !important; }) doesn't change the appearance of the MOBI or the HTML in pretty.html.