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Originally Posted by hobnail
Project Gutenberg books can be annoying but are easy to clean up and fix. But some many of the books I've gotten from Amazon are rather amazingly ham-fisted with their CSS. I used to try and fix their CSS but it's so much work that I've resorted to simply deleting all of theirs and replacing it with some basic minimal CSS that does the job. The main downside to this way is when they use spans for bold and italic so I've taken to looking for that and adding their class to my .bold and and .italic.
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Using Diaps Toolbag plugin, it's trivial to convert bold/italic spans to <b> and <i>. I've gotten rather good at fixing sloppy eBooks. What I really cannot stand is how the publisher tries to make the eBook look like the pBook and it's a fail. It doesn't work.