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Originally Posted by AlanHK
That's what I've always done.
But I came across a few books that use the p+p trick and thought it was useful and made a simpler code.
However, it just does not work reliably in Kindle, so I reverted to explicitly setting each para's style.
Code:
p {margin:0; text-indent:1.4em; text-align:justify;}
.first {margin-top:1.5em; text-indent:0;}
Putting the indent in the base style so the great majority of text is just <p>
all other p styles have to set indent to 0. |
Well, to be accurate, you mean, it doesn't work in AZW3, from Calibre. Right? After all, there are several places in that workflow where things could go wonky.
What happens when you take an ePUB that has that working and drop it on KP3, instead?,
Then export that as MOBI, and sideload it to your Paperwhite?
Hitch