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Originally Posted by DNSB
If you are sending the series metadata which is done on the second connection—the first connection sends the book and imports them on the disconnect which creates the database entry for the series metadata to reside in, you should see the series information below the book title and above the author name(s) in the book views. You should also see a Series tab.
For the driver, check the 3rd tab in the configuration dialog and see if the Update metadata on device checkbox is checked and if the set series information checkbox is checked (it may also be checked and the entry greyed out depending on how some other options are set.
For the line spacing, you will also have to check the paragraph styles, html styles, page options, etc. as any/all of those can cause you to be unable to change line spacing. Basically, I remove line spacing from everything with the possible exception of header styles.
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I deleted the books I'd loaded as a test and re-imported them,and this time the series information showed up as expected.
As for the line spacing: I missed one occurrence of line-height in the stylesheet, and when I removed it all was well. I will now have to convert nearly 6000 epubs to epub with a "Transform stye" rule to get rid of all the line-height rules...
Thanks!