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Originally Posted by Mrs_Often
Would it be possible to make a patch that influences some CSS is Kepubs:
--> some padding/spacer or something to change distance between the text and the top of the screen/header and the bottom of the screen/footer, preferably separately from each other? (Doesn't necessarily have to be done with CSS of course if there is another way.)
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Originally Posted by Mrs_Often
--> something to remove the extra (line) space before and after new paragraphs
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Short answer: This is best done by book by book by editing the relevant CSS margins using an epub editor such as calibre Editor or Sigil.
Longer answer: This is a can of worms.
I'd categorise it under "be careful what you wish for". Even if it could be done, books follow no rules when it comes to HTML/CSS. If it
can be done in HTML/CSS it
will be done by some publisher, somewhere - however inane. Any global attempt to force top/bottom margins to zero for standard paragraphs in every book also risks zeroing them where you didn't want them zeroed, e.g. scenebreaks, headings, quotations, poetry verses ...