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[JSWolf]

This margin hack does not work with a PW5.

[nabsltd]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

This margin hack does not work with a PW5.

Works fine for me using sideloaded KFX.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by nabsltd

Works fine for me using sideloaded KFX.

What file is it on the PW5 you have to change to have smaller margins??

[nabsltd]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

What file is it on the PW5 you have to change to have smaller margins??

If you would read what I quoted, and remember what you were replying to (tall order, I know), you would know exactly what file to change:

Originally Posted by SteveEisenberg

With newer eInk Kindles, I have to individually adjust the margin by doing a conversion in calibre. Under Look & Feel - Styling I always put in this extra CSS:

html {
margin-right: -66px;
margin-left: -50px;
}

Originally Posted by JSWolf

This margin hack does not work with a PW5.

I leave it to you to figure out what file in an EPUB has CSS that you should change. Note that I do not use "px", but instead use "%", because "px" gets interpreted differently by different Kindle models, while "%" always means the same thing.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by nabsltd

If you would read what I quoted, and remember what you were replying to (tall order, I know), you would know exactly what file to change:




I leave it to you to figure out what file in an EPUB has CSS that you should change. Note that I do not use "px", but instead use "%", because "px" gets interpreted differently by different Kindle models, while "%" always means the same thing.

I'm not talking about negative margins. I'm talking of the hack where you modify some file on the Kindle to reduce the L/R margins. The one that was linked to in the Wiki earlier in the thread.