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Old 05-04-2019, 03:47 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by odamizu View Post
Yes, I just tried it and it's working for me now. Not sure why it didn't when I first started messing with negative margins a few years ago.

However, if the book has left/right margins set at a higher level in the CSS cascade (e.g., <p>), then don't those need to be deleted? Otherwise, wouldn't the <p> margins override the <html> margins?
No idea why it didn't work. But at least it works now.

As for margins in <p>, I make sure there are no margins and I use a plain <p>. I edit out the <p="someuselessclass"> and make it just <p>. it's very easy to do this. Then for every class that has a center, I make sure there is a text-indent of 0.
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