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Originally Posted by JSWolf
I get 46 lines of text on the screen of my Libra 2. You must be using some large font size and some rather large line height. 30 lines would be more normal.
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I'm currently at FontSize 54 and LineHeight 1.35. I could probably go a bit smaller, but I'm used to this.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Anyway, if you install Diaps Editing Toolbag then in the editor you'll easily be able to remove the spans that give you the large first letter that you don't like.
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It's easy enough to click on a first letter, see the code then find it in the CSS file. I guess I'll try that plugin to see if it's easier.
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh....php?p=2980740
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
As to the first paragraph not being indented, that's normal. Not just in eBooks, but in pBooks as well. It shows you that you are at the beginning of the paragraph or section. To me, it looks cheap and tacky when those paragraphs are indented. My preferred indent is 1.2em.
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I characterized it as "almost all" in the OP.
De gustibus ...
Indent range in this thread is 1 to 1.5em
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
As for Widows/orphans, you can override them in multiple ways.
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Kepub doesn't do widows/orphans, so no action required. Besides, that was a guess as to why I get 16 lines/page when there's a footnote reference in the text on the bottom line. It continues to be a mystery.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Footnotes don't popup with ePub, only KePub. Footnotes should be in a separate HTML file with page breaks in between each footnote.
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As noted, I'm using kepub. The book at issue has footnotes in the same files as text and those files are about 50KB each. It was published by parts of Penguin this year. You'd think they knew better.