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Originally Posted by pholy
I have noticed problems with ADE's use of embedded fonts when the @font-face definition contains a fall-back font after the desired font.
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Should this be added to the list of ADE bugs and quirks?
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You're going to have to describe the problem in more detail, because I can't see any issues there. A font-face definition like
@font-face {
font-family: "Garamond", serif;
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}
Will cause the referenced font to be used for both font-family: "Garamond"; and font-family: serif; attributes. You shouldn't really be using fallbacks, though, they were put in because css on the web has to operate in a range of different user environments, whereas an epub's environment should be fully defined at the time it's coded. The only reason to use them is to accommodate the shortcomings in UserAgents like iBooks.