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Old 09-06-2020, 10:10 AM   #1289
davidfor
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Originally Posted by jackie_w View Post
Hmm, curious. Your screenshot suggests it's all working as it should, with all px, pt, em, doesn't it - at least with <p> tags?
Yes, my testing of kepubs suggest it is working. Except around spaces. And that makes it hard to see the separation between word.
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Just to confuse matters - unless things have changed very recently - there seems to be a line in the kepub-book.css kepub override CSS in the fw.
Code:
body,p,div {letter-spacing: normal !important; }
I wonder what effect that's meant to have on a kepub using letter-spacing? It looks like it ought to forcibly ignore letter-spacing in <body>, <div>, <p> tags, but your tests suggest that's not the case.
I can see that line in the current libnickel.so. Or at least in the extract I created by running strings.exe against it. There is one thing different about it compared to the other styles. There appears to be a leading space on the line. I wouldn't expect that to have an affect, but, it is different.
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