Hi... I wonder if this could be considered a good practice
to avoid widows in modern days.
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Originally Posted by Tex2002ans
There was also a similar idea for poetry for not wanting a single word on a line by itself, and trying to keep two or three words together if the line split:
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<p>This is just a sample sentence that ends too soon.</p>
So that if the line does break, "too soon" would be pulled to the next line. (To some typographers that might look more pleasing than lines that are too short). |
I know we can't do much to avoid single lines in kindle, but I wonder if this should be considered a good practice to avoid lone words on the last line of a paragraph. I control this in printed books in InDesign using GREP and i'd like to do this in e-books. But I need to be sure that this isn't a bad practice
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Thanks in advance.