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Originally Posted by Karellen
Yea, I think you are going about this all wrong.
If all you are trying to do is remove the indent, then simply adjust the CSS
Assuming class="calibre1" is used for all first paragraphs in a chapter, then simply add
text-indent: 0;
to the calibre1 css code.
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Thank you, this would work if calibre1 would be just for the first paragraphs, but unfortunately it's not. It's used for every paragraph. So if I put the 0 on indent for calibre1 then there is no indent in every line of the ebook. So what I am trying to do is to seperate the first paragraph from a normal paragraph by copying a lil bit more of the code which makes it unique.
I have come across some codes which are often repeated through many ebooks. And they go like this:
height:1em">*</p><p class="calibre_">
or
</span></p><p class="calibre_1">
or
</span></span></p><p class="calibre_1">
Sometimes it is not calibre_1, but calibre3 or calibre_4 etc. So my thinking was to put every possible combination from _ to 9 inside the search and replace rule and let calibre do the conversion.
But calibre won't even work if I just look up the right code, put it inside search and replace. It's just the same after the conversion. So I have to add my code manually to every ebook by editing it. And I am just talking about the bad conversions. I wouldn't do that with good ebooks of course. Just trying to save the old ones without too much of a hassle.