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Old 01-29-2022, 02:10 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Antioch View Post
Additionally, I'm experiencing an odd issue where the right margin is visually smaller than the left margin. After increasing/decreasing the margins on-device, it looks like the right and left sides scale at a slightly different rate?
I can't say I've ever experienced asymmetric left/right page margins.
Are you sure it's not related to a specific book which specifies unequal L/R margins in its body{...} CSS?

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Originally Posted by Antioch View Post
I've enabled "Custom kepub default margins" and have the following in my kobo_extra.css (which I set KoboTouchExtended to use when generating kepubs):
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@page {margin: 8pt 0 0 0}
div, p {widows:1; orphans:1;}
If you're using KoboTouchExtended to send your epubs to the Kobo as kepubs then you need to be aware that kepubs ignore all @page, widows, orphans CSS. You'll only see the effect of your kobo_extra.css (as posted above) for epubs which you used calibre to transfer as standard epubs, i.e. books sent using KoboTouchExtended with the box Enable Extended Kobo Features un-checked.
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