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RAH · 03-09-2012, 07:37 AM

There is an interesting article about this here:

http://blog.threepress.org/2009/09/1...in-epub-files/

I notice it says:

Every file in your epub must be declared in the OPF manifest. This includes fonts. Put the font in the same place as your OPF file (usually a folder called OEBPS) and add it to the manifest. For example:

<item id="epub.embedded.font" href="MyFont.otf" media-type="font/opentype"/>

Maybe you need to add this to your code?

Sorry, I don't know about whether Courier New works. It's just what I extracted from the code that Calibre puts into the epub it generated.

03-09-2012, 07:37 AM	#4
RAH Guru Posts: 611 Karma: 575652 Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Hampton, NH Device: Color Nook; Nook Touch	There is an interesting article about this here: http://blog.threepress.org/2009/09/1...in-epub-files/ I notice it says: Every file in your epub must be declared in the OPF manifest. This includes fonts. Put the font in the same place as your OPF file (usually a folder called OEBPS) and add it to the manifest. For example: <item id="epub.embedded.font" href="MyFont.otf" media-type="font/opentype"/> Maybe you need to add this to your code? Sorry, I don't know about whether Courier New works. It's just what I extracted from the code that Calibre puts into the epub it generated.