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Old 04-07-2025, 01:59 PM   #3758
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
I have read of some complaining where if you use the conversion calibre feature to remove extra line-spaces, you also remove section breaks.
This is why when I create my own ebooks using LibreOffice I don't insert extra line spaces via hard returns or line breaks, and I make Section Breaks their own paragraph style. If I need more space between the paragraphs I increase the space via the paragraph style. Now I format everything via styles, with the exception of small bits of text (like making words bold/italics).

I've used the EPUB conversion tool in LibreOffice and in Calibre and the results have not been good. The resulting ebooks have formatting that doesn't match the formatting of the original, such as double spaced text where it's supposed to be single spaced, first-line indents where they weren't supposed to be, different text sizes with paragraphs that are supposed to the same size, and section breaks missing the horizontal rule that was in the original. However, when I render the same ebooks as PDFs they are perfect, looking exactly as intended.
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