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But the thing is, in the eBook, do not set a line hight. Set it with the line height settings in the reading software.
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Right, I am setting line-height in the Calibre Viewer. As the original post said, I'm editing the custom CSS in the Viewer to make my collection of books look a bit better when I read them. In my ancient version of 3, the line spacing was a bit looser and easier to read than in this new v4 one, so I'm editing the Viewer to customize.
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Why is that there? No good reason? Remove it with the editor.
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I'd prefer not to edit the books as I don't want to break them; the publisher and author put some work in there to already. But the Calibre Viewer, that's a great place to customize with no permanent damage, well, except to my eyes (ha!).
No one (well, I don't) wants a line spacing of 1; from my tests in a browser, line-height 100 defaults to 100 pixels, an "exaggerated for effect" test to see if I was making an impact. When I finally tried it in the p tag, you could see the 100 pixels for sure! I tried the px version because I found books specifying a height of 20px.
Reading through more threads, I'm now at this:
p {line-height:140% !important;}
This makes all the lines a bit more spaced than before; I haven't tested enough with "Font Larger" to see if it makes things too big.
I also haven't figured out yet how to add "skip a line after a paragraph" but I'm sure someone's thread will help.