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Old 01-20-2022, 05:18 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by BKh View Post
I found this 10 year old post but not much else giving opinions on setting line height in epubs.

I am mainly a Kindle user and that has allowed the user to set line height for a long time. However I see that in Calibre and ADE, this is not an option.

What is currently considered best practice for setting line height?
The best practice is to have no line height at all. It's not needed. All it does is get in the way.
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