eBooks are fundamentally different from print books when it comes to layout and formatting. The key distinction is that eBooks are reflowable, which means the content dynamically adjusts to fit different screen sizes and devices. This flexibility allows readers to customize the text size, font, and other preferences to enhance their reading experience. As a result, some traditional print layout concepts, such as widow and orphan control and balanced pages, do not apply to eBooks.
Do Layout Priorities affect the ePub?
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