Hello Dion,
Again thank you for your attention to this problem.
Just to be clear: the images in htmls are only for those pages specified; the main body of the book is an html file. The dedication and copyright pages are static throughout the series and I assume will not be read and would rather have them on their own page as opposed to a nearly empty page with one line at the top and similar uglies. The Title page I really need to appear on a page by itself. It is too small in Kindle (ok in Kobo for e-pub), but not unreadable, but I will ponder your suggestion. The thing is, it works fine for e-pubs on the Kobo and for the azw3 on Kindle. The problem is only with mobi.
This is an example of the coding on the html page. It is all the same. Simple, no scripts or tricks, all on one file. Opening the file in my Kobo Forma every line has what looks like a line-space between it and the next line.
Markup looks like this:
<p class="f4">Once Upon a Time, The Lucky Man,<br />
Ukkattha-Town,<br />
Good-luck Grove,<br />
at the root of the Old Sal Willow<br />
came a revisiting.</p>
<p class="f4">There, to the Beggars gathered round, he said:</p>
<p class="f4">"Beggars!"</p>
<p class="f4">And the Beggars responding:</p>
<p class="f4">"Broke-Tooth!"</p>
<p class="f4">the Lucky Man said this:</p>
What I would consider as relevant in the css:
}
div.main {
width: 100%;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
}
p {font: 1em "Times", "Times New Roman", serif;
margin-top: 0;
margin-bottom: 6px;
}
}
.f4 {
font: 1.1667em "Times", "Times New Roman", serif;
}
Is this possibly the 'margin bottom: 6px'