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Originally Posted by Princess kindle
Good evening and thank you all for replying. Amazon can do what they want and lock their books as they please, there will always be someone who skips the drm. Done the law done the snare.I like kfx better because it allows you to see the page and the view of 9 pages of kindle, but I want to improve the format of the books, eg that at the end of each page it always reaches the same line and not that some are at the top and others at the bottom . I imagine that the simplest solution is to enable the orphans of the sentences that are left alone at the end of the page, or are they invalid? and I would like to know which format is better with that if azw3 or kfx. What you mention about the space between line and line doesn't bother me that much, really. I imagine that if I first convert the book to azw3, I can put the font you say and then convert it to kfx, or from the editor reduce the space and then reconvert it to kfx. I don't know much about editing
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Sorry, but you cannot reduce the line space of KFX. It's hard coded to have the same line space regardless of what font is used. Some fonts such as
ChareInk do cause the line space for KF8 to be reduced.
Another thing you can do with KF8 is use negative margins to reduce the L/R. margins. This is the CSS code I use at the top of the CSS on a 300DPI Kindle. I do not know if this works with KFX.
Code:
html {
margin-right: -45px;
margin-left: -45px;
break-inside: avoid !important;
}
What you have to decide is if smaller line height and maybe smaller L/R margins for KF8 is more important then kerning, ligatures. larger line height, and maybe larger L/R margins for KFX.