Thread: new lines / line feeds in file?
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Old 03-27-2019, 05:26 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by theducks View Post
First of all: There are no Line feeds in EPUBS (XHTML). The ones in code are just to make it easy on the coders eyes

I will assume you have 'broken lines' (The sentence is in multiple pieces)
Unwrap factor should get smaller .4 is a good starting point

If there are MARGINS between whole paragraphs, then the style needs to be adjusted

And the horrible 'empty Paragraph' (because someone did not know about top/bottom margins.
Code:
<p> </p>
If this book is as messed. Ask for your money back. There are just to many folk calling themselves e-book formatters that have no clue to the basics
So after looking at the AZW3 file and the EPUB file and where it's putting the "lgl" p tags, I'm guessing that it's adding those "lgl" p tags around short lines. Seems like there should be a calibre parameter to turn that off. Or maybe some option I'm using is turning it on, indirectly.
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