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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Using your CHAPTER ELEVEN example, that would never happen the way you described. Chapter titles are either left, center, or right justified.
And when you left justify, you are not guaranteeing that there won't be any hyphenation. One thing I really don't like it the gaps you get between the end of the last word and the margin. It can look really bad without hyphenation. Just thing of a line where you have a long word of 7-9 characters that doesn't fit by one character. That looks awful.
Full justified with hyphens looks better to most people (myself included).
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Jon, Jon, Jon.... Aligned not justified. OTOH, even a single or two word header can be justified though why this author thinks this is a good idea is a matter between her and whatever gods she believes in. I just get to correct this issue which keeps my wife happier. I've attached a sample of the original chapter 11 header open in calibre's viewer (3.99.4) -- I also remove the "need" to have the chapter header alone on it's page.