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Old 02-09-2013, 02:45 AM   #90
Terisa de morgan
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Originally Posted by tshering View Post
This is really strange.

I take from what you and jgoguen say that the tags look something like <span class="koboSpan" id="kobo.1.1"> and that the class koboSpan is not declared in the css. Since I do not use the class koboSpan (I have only <span id="kobo.1.1">) and my epub.kepubs honor the text-align declaration, I guess that this makes the difference. Maybe it helps if you add the class koboSpan to the css and define the text-align as inherit. Something like

Code:
.koboSpan
{
	text-align:		inherit;
}
Edit: Sorry, I missed your last post. Are you sure that the kepub engine does not honor center in paragraphs?
Now, I am, at least with all my books. I have the same paragraph, the same style: text-align: center; It doesn't works. If I explicitly use <center>, then it centers. It's how the style is superseded, or it has some default characteristics. And I have the code above too in my css.
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