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Old 01-20-2019, 11:27 AM   #8
Brett Merkey
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a line break that still inherits the specific class attributes of the initial element. Using a <br/> tag is an efficient way to do that (provided it works)
The way you have formulated the above statement indicates that you are no newbie to the practice and art of presentational coding. I agree with the advice of JSWolf that you would be happier using more conventional and more easily convertible style habits.

As you can tell from comparing the code transformation of any epub to azw3 conversion, Calibre can produce some bizarro tag soup that is difficult to describe. Apparently this is by design. The only way to insure what you want after a conversion is to re-edit the azw3 version. For me, this means eliminating any style with "calibre" in its name. This is usually more trouble than it is worth because Calibre, overall, does a commendable job in dealing with all the contingencies that various coding habits present.
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