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Originally Posted by theducks
Simple answer. No
In a paper book, there ARE blank pages to keep things on the even.
2 (page) columns in e-books, simply shows what is next. after the last line of text. There are not normally, blank lines after thetext (depending on the display font, they would be the wrong count anyway  |
But calibri just shows 1 blank page on the right when we flipping back to the last page of the previous Chapter, if inside the epub file each Chapter is in a separate xhtml file.
Probably, 2-page e-books have the right to behave differently than paper ones, I am not familiar with two-page e-books. However, it is more convenient for me when I scroll back and forth to see the same text in the same place on the screen.
I'm willing to put in the effort and time to tinker, is there a solution to make every page was always in his place?