[Jane Eyre]

Originally Posted by jackie_w

The Kobo Adobe reading app, used for standard epub, applies override CSS:

body {text-align: %1 !important;}

and the Kobo kepub reading app applies override CSS:

div, p { text-align: %1 !important;}

where %1 is the value you selected in the Kobo's [Aa] menu Justification buttons.

So if your epub's HTML/CSS for scenebreaks is something like:

<p class="center">***</p>

.center {text-align: center}

then the scenebreaks in an epub will be centred no matter what alignment option you set in the [Aa] menu. However the same code in a kepub will not be centred if you set the alignment in the [Aa] menu to anything other than 'Off' (i.e. don't apply alignment override CSS).

I know nothing about %1 in css. I don't use that in my sheets, but if it was something similar setted in my purchased ebooks, I've no idea.

Originally Posted by jackie_w

These users are at liberty to use existing kobopatches to change override CSS to something more (or less) heavy-handed.

For God's sake no! Gosh.. no no. I 've never put myself in quicksands with patches, hacking or some similar stuff.