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Old 09-01-2023, 09:36 AM   #53
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OTOH if the epub is entirely automated creation using Calibre from a properly styled docx
But, because the DOCX format doesn't understand the CSS box model, you end up with the direct styling of paragraphs instead of using an enclosing box.

As far as I know, there aren't any WYSIWYG editors that allow you to create a "box" and use relative margins on a group of paragraphs. Even ones that are designed for eBook editing don't have this feature.

And, you can only apply one style to a paragraph in the DOCX format, so you can't take advantage of class="indent spacebefore", so you end up with way too many individual paragraph styles. Even I'm guilty of this a bit, because most of my EPUBs were targeted at my first reader (Onyx Boox), and it couldn't handle multiple classes in the attribute. So, I have both "indent" and "indentspacebefore" classes.
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