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Old 08-01-2020, 03:55 AM   #7
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Here's what I do to change all indents to 1.2em:

Under Common Options, Look & Feel, Transform Styles:

Click the Add Rule button.
In the first box, type: text-indent
In the first drop-down box, choose: Is greater than
In the second box, type: .01em
In the second drop-down box, choose: Change the value to
In the third box, type: 1.2em. (You would want to enter .9em, but 1.2em is the most common text-indent.)
Click Save.

To remove spacing between paragraphs, I have many paragraph classes listed under Styling that change all margins to zero. I've edited thousands of books, so for a while, I added various class names to the Styling section (as I came to them), and since then, I've rarely had to manually edit the CSS to fix the spacing between paragraphs.

Example:

.text {
margin-top: 0;
margin-bottom: 0;
margin-left: 0;
margin-right: 0;
text-align: justify;
}

You can uncheck "remove spacing between paragraphs" and then manually edit the appropriate classes in the CSS file to fix the spacing between paragraphs, if you don't want to add the various paragraph classes to the Styling section.
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