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Old 05-25-2021, 12:11 PM   #2
Turtle91
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Originally Posted by olbeggaols View Post

So the question now is: how to get rid of the extra line-spaces in mobi files?
And: Is there a better way to handle the no-page-break for this page problem?
1) I would wager that any extra line breaks come from your css. If you’d care to post the html and css here, we may be able to help.
2) There are commands for page-break:avoid, but different readers/apps honor them differently. There is no way to enforce all your text showing up on the same page in a reflowable format like ePub. The only option would be to make an image of it, as you found. *shudder* I HIGHLY recommend NOT doing that. Using an image disables all the things that make an ebook desirable to the user… changing font, font size, margins, line spacing, letter color, background color, etc. etc. etc. and so forth, and so on.

The real answer is making your css appropriate to the situation.
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