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Originally Posted by Waylander
Sorry for the delay in responding. What I do when converting to epub is: enter "body {orphans: 0; widows: 0}" into the Extra CSS box; click remove "Padding"; enter "line-height" into Other CSS Properties; select Kobo Reader in Output Profile; set Bottom margin to 0; select Do not split on page breaks in EPUB output. These steps usually lead to consistent bottom margins without the moving up and down I described in my first post, apart from a few books, mainly fiction. I hope this helps clarify what I've been doing up to now.
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Do not choose Kobo in your output profile. Choose tablet. By choosing tablet, graphics will ne be resized if they are large enough. You don't want to make hi-res graphics into low-res graphics.
Also, don't set line height to anything. With a Kindle, there already is a line height set and with Kobo, you can set your own line height.
As for windows and orphans, you want to set them to 1 in case 0 is not recognized. You never know in some firmware update that could happen. Look at what happened with Kobo and KePub. The way the page numbers were done have been changed.