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Originally Posted by morty92222
So, I am using <q> and </q> to create « and ».
However, when I convert the epub to KFX, these tags allow for line-breaks before and after themselves sparingly. I attached a picture.
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I don't know why, but Amazon's conversion to KFX inserts a zero width space before and after the quote marks generated by the <q> element, which allows a line break there. To avoid that use the left double quotation mark and right double quotation mark Unicode characters instead of <q>.
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Originally Posted by morty92222
Finally, why does Kindle leaves so much space at the bottom. It is not always present. But I can't determine based on what it leaves space or start the new paragraph. The only thing I could think of is that if the following paragraph less than 2 lines, it does not start it on the previous page as not to leave one line by itself on the following page.
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That is done by default in KFX to avoid widows and orphans, which are single lines at the top or bottom of a page. You can disable that by setting the widows:1 and orphans:1 properties in CSS. (More information in
this thread.)