Thread: How to invoke different fonts in CSS 2.3.1?
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Old 12-22-2012, 06:33 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by tshering View Post
Not strictly from an epub's css, but from an kepub.epub's. There, it is sufficient to write the font name without path. For instance,

Code:
body {font-family:"Arial Unicode MS"}
.sa {font-size: 130%;
      font-family:"Sanskrit 2003"}
The Kobo knows the location of the font files.

Edit: I am on 2.1.5
Ah-ha, OK. I hadn't thought of that. I don't own any kepubs. I'll experiment a bit by renaming one of my sideloaded epubs.
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