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Originally Posted by DNSB
In my test epub, the page had alternating values of 0 and whatever I felt like setting the measurement to. This let me see what effect the values had.
As for the multiply by zero? Any unit of measurement multiplied by 0 is 0. If CSS understood furlongs, I could specify indents in furlongs but 0 furlongs is the same as 0 in any other unit of measurement from the Planck length to parsecs.
Rather oddly, I could set indents in any of the units I used and they applied which makes understanding how your statement about default values being zero was applicable to this discussion.
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Again, this discussion has nothing to do with multiplication.
So, it seems that you are now agreeing with me about how omitting the text-indent rule will result in no indentation, as long as there are no other classes that would apply. If you include it with a zero value, there will be no indentation. If you include it with a number higher than zero, then there will be an indentation. Therefore, if you omit the text-indent rule, there will be no indentation, whether you include the "em" after the zero or not. I've had enough of this conversation, which has gone on way too long.