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Originally Posted by ElMiko
Separately, you mentioned that "an ebook should have no margins". I'm assuming that you meant left/right margins (since 0em top/bottom would make headings run directly into the body text). But even under that assumption, how do you deal with blockquotes? Don't they need margins to offset them from the rest of the text??
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A heading and first paragraph styles in CSS would have each their own margins (and a padding-top for anything first item in a file), if not
text-align: center;.
The blockquote is really an HTML 3 or something throwback. It can have a useful semantic meaning and each kind would have its own CSS and thus margins.
If it's simply to have a different set of margins and maybe font, then a <p class="myquote1"> etc may be better.
I don't use blockquotes at all, usually. The different paragraph styles in the docx give different 1:1 CSS.