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Old 06-14-2020, 06:30 AM   #59
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by Sarmat89 View Post
Then which part of it is a "heading"?

Also, you have to use CSS shenanigans to harmonize the h# elements with its p preamble prohibiting top space, page break before etc.
What exactly is CSS shenanigans? Without CSS, you cannot make your eBook look as you want. I know I can't make an eBook look as I want without CSS.

I use CSS to define <p> and I have <p> set to have no paragraph spaces and an indent of 1.2em. I could not do any of that without CSS. Your <div> that you like so much cannot be properly styled without CSS. Without CSS, your <div> has no paragraph space and no indent making the eBook rather difficult to read.

You don't need to use <h?> for your chapter header, but you then will have more difficulty making the ToC. The tools that generate the ToC based on <h?> won't work.

Also, an eBook without CSS will look terrible and your way of <div> instead of <p> will make it unreadable. Given you don't use <h?> for the chapter header and you don't like CSS, your chapter headers won't look like chapter headers.

You'd be better off saving your eBook as text and reading the text file.
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