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Originally Posted by HarryT
They use a “page-break-before: always” on the header styles in the CSS to get a page break before the various elements they put in the initial (and final) source file, which is a perfectly reasonable way to do it.
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But they also split chapters between files in mid-chapter even when there is no need from a size point of view to do it. That means on most readers that you get a bogus page break in mid chapter.
For my own use I usually merge everything from Gutenberg into a single big file then get Calibre to split at proper chapter breaks. I also rename all the files into something much shorter and more meaningful.
BobC