EPUB CSS exporting issue

Today I came across an important issue in InDesign's CSS creation during EPUB export. It is best described here:
http://www.pigsgourdsandwikis.com/2010/05/indesign-flubs-exporting-headers-to.html
But I will paraphrase... When a paragraph style is defined as part of the TOC, and therefore becomes one of the 'headers' on EPUB export, the 'margin' settings for that style (which come from the 'space before', 'space after', 'left indent', and 'right indent' settings in the paragraph style) are not correctly set. For example, instead of setting the margin as 1 em, InDesign will set it as 0.01 em (which has little or no effect on the appearance of the text).
This only occurs when a paragraph style is part of the TOC and thus becomes a header in the CSS file. If it is not a header, the conversion to margin settings in CSS seems to work fine.
I couldn't find anything about this on the forums, so I thought I should post it. It seems that right now, the only workaround is to manually edit the CSS file. I have been using Sigil to do this. I should add that I'm using InDesign CS5 on Snow Leopard - I don't know if the problem existed with CS4.

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