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Old 01-25-2022, 04:22 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by ZodWallop View Post
If you open the ePub with Sigil or Calibre's Edit Book, you will find a stylesheet. That stylesheet can (but doesn't always) specify things like font size and line spacing. All ePubs have stylesheets and they are only as good as the person producing the book. The book you downloaded may have some weird padding on the line height or the font size.
Wait until you run into an epub that uses inline styles instead of stylesheets. For me, that's where the RemoveInlineStyles plugin for Sigil can become a great timesaver. One recent epub I edited had 47 stylesheets, all 47 contained one item that set the size of the page in pixels with all other styles being done inline. Barf!
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