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Originally Posted by stumped
Rather than over ride I remove the worst offenders.
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That is the approach I take too, but I am selective in what I remove, I check each case to see what it is being used for before removing it.
E.g. I don't remove all line-height styles, I only remove the ones that affect the main body text. Sometimes a specific line-height is necessary and removing it would spoil the layout, such as a reduced or zero line height used to prevent a raise-cap from increasing the space between the first and second line of the opening paragraph.
Edit: Another example from the OP:
text-align: left !important; will (on some ereaders) force all paragraphs to be left-aligned. Better to just remove the instances of text-align:justify; and leave text-align:center; and text-align:right; intact.