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Originally Posted by LDB
I just read so I'm unaware on all this. So, are the number of lines per page between one book and another affected by the margins setting? Spacing setting? Alignment setting? Font choice? Font size? And if all those things are set identically between two books but the number of lines per page is different is that perhaps due to something the author did behind the text? And finally my biggest curiosity, what difference does it make if book A shows 25 lines per page and book B shows 24? I just read pages and turn them when I finish them and never think about how many lines per page.
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Line-height, font choice and font size all have their piece to say in this. If those things are identical, there's nothing else the author or the publisher can do "behind the text". By identical line-height I mean it must be the same in the css, not only in the reader settings.
The difference between 24 and 25 lines is negligible, but depending on the css it can be bigger, and then it becomes annoying. Less text on the page, and I'm not a fan of ultra-narrow line spacing like some Kobo users.
Of course it's not annoying to everyone. People are different and all that.