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Old 12-12-2018, 11:51 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
I was under the impression that calibre's editor had some sort of visual indication that invisible characters were present. A yellow color or something?

It's probably a soft hyphen or a zero-width-joiner, or the like.
Maybe, i also thought it would be easy in notepad++ to get it to tell me the actual ANSI or whatever code as a 0 - 255 value . but when I select ANSI in place of UTF I see 3 or more squiggles
note also, this is the first characxter of the 1st sentence after each scene break - not somewhere you'd put a hyphen of any kind ?.
the actual structure, before I ripped it all out was a <HR class = "transition" >
adding a thin horizontal line
the a scene break ornament picture thingy -in <img tags
then onto the next scene.

i can live with it as it, but i obstinately still want to identify it , then zap it via regex, if possible.

IN SIGIL - I THINK
find
<p class="x03-co-body-text">[^A-Z]
replace
<p class="x03-co-body-text">
will zap it
but then I will never know what it was

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