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Old 10-31-2025, 02:34 PM   #2
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by Waylander View Post
I used the below margin values from @JSWolf to reduce the left and right margins of my AZW3 ebooks in Calibre's CSS. I'd like to have the standard l/R margins back, so what values should I enter into CSS to achieve that?

html {
margin-right: -47px;
margin-left: -47px;
break-inside: avoid !important;
}
Why would you want the overly large margins back? But if for some reason, you want less text on the screen, more wasted space and less battery, then remove html from the CSS. However, if your Kindle eBooks are KFX, remove html from the source eBook and convert again and then sideload over the existing eBook.

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