Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick_1964
In a lot of books there is a indent value higher then 0, I hate it when not all the text is lined to the left.
So in any .css of a book I try the: line
p {margin: 0 !important; padding: 0 !important; text-indent=0 !important}
In any simulator everything is neat on the left, in the 650 it is, but in the prs-T1 it isn't, so thats why I change in every book the text-indent=0 value
Lets say one of the lines is text-indent=5
The line text-indent=0 !important should override it, it does in the calibre reader,it does in the sigil editor, but it doesn't have any effect on the prs-T1.
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Oh, I see. No, I don't think there is much you could do in
reader\css\default.css to overcome styling at the p{...} level. 99%+ of epubs are going have their main body paragraphs as <p class="
xyz">...</p> and the styling in the css file will probably be in .
xyz{...}. You would need to know what
xyz is to override it.
A different option, if you are a calibre user... there is the option during a conversion to filter out selected styles on the
Convert - Look&Feel page, on the
Filter Style Information tab. You could try ticking the
Margins box and adding
text-indent in the 'Other CSS Properties' box. However, epub-to-epub conversions can sometimes break more than they fix. Might be worth a try...