Thread: Compression of space between lines of text decreases readability - MsWord to epub
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Old 04-19-2018, 12:28 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Denwayz View Post
MsWord allows for line spacing (line height, leading) to be adjusted by paragraph and style. However, it looks to me that Calibre overrides those setting, imposing a single rule if the minimum line height is set to say 135%. Yes?
You really need to stop and take time to learn (e-book level, which is a subset of WEB level) CSS

Conversion is not the end-all solution for complex layouts
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