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Originally Posted by KevinH
The problem is that there are 2 main formats for text that people seem to gravitate to:
1. no indent, but with top and bottom margins that puts extra space between paragraphs to make it clear "speaker/topic" has changed.
versus
2. indent=5% (or so), but with 0 top and bottom margins so that it looks more like a printed book (where indentation helps the eye to detect change in speaker/topic) especially needed if text itself is not fully justified.
If a command line switch were added (or a default preference) then calibre could easily create the proper indents during almost any conversion.
For example, using the already existing css, upon conversion to pml, adding in the appropriate \T="x%" to start each paragraph (again in the same "0%" to "5%" range) (or even just spaces) should be very doable.
I personally would find this a very useful feature to have, as I am sure others would as well.
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Going off of this idea. I can easily check if "remove paragraph spacing" has been enabled. Then produce style 2 output. Otherwise, style 1. I will add this functionality probably in a few minutes but maybe this weekend.
@JSWolf, I'm going to implement this feature because of KevinH's reasoned argument and request. Not because of you demanding that I drop everything I'm doing to change the behavior of the output so you can have books in your favorite style.