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Old 04-08-2009, 03:50 PM   #216
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Jeffrey A. Carver
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Jeffrey, I found out what the problem is in the ePub edition of Neptune Crossing with the text falling off the right side when going to a larger enough font.

The places that have the >>> are using <pre> tags which in ADE does not work well. Even desktop ADE has the same problem. It's an easy fix actually to remove the <pre> tags, change them to <div> tags,add in a <br /> to the end of each line and go from there. Then the lines wrap properly if need be.
Jeez, I had forgotten all about that problem! Thanks, Jon! (For both the reminder and the solution.)

I have never understood the <div> tag, but I'll take your word for it. And do you mean put a <br> at the end? I'm not familiar with the <br/> tag, and am guessing that was a typo. Either that, or I'm about to learn a new tag.

Can I just unzip the files, make the changes, and rezip it all and rename to epub? (Ack, I just looked. There's a file for each chapter. You don't happen to remember what chapter the problem occurred in, do you?)
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