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Carpathian · 09-24-2010, 04:47 PM

Stumbled in here...

Would a "standard CSS file" be a/the way to change/override the two built-in fonts in Kobo (i.e. for epubs secured from other sources, e.g. Gutenberg)? Can I do that now for individual books using Sigil or some other software (I don't know Sigil) but use Calibre for various functions (but it can't change the font).

I don't care for the two Kobo fonts....they seem light, not black or contrasty enough. A friend has the Kindle and I like the standard fonts (but don't know what they are).

And where do I find/get to CSS files?

Thanks for any suggestions and insight.

09-24-2010, 04:47 PM	#6
Carpathian Junior Member Posts: 7 Karma: 10 Join Date: Sep 2010 Device: Kobo	Stumbled in here... Would a "standard CSS file" be a/the way to change/override the two built-in fonts in Kobo (i.e. for epubs secured from other sources, e.g. Gutenberg)? Can I do that now for individual books using Sigil or some other software (I don't know Sigil) but use Calibre for various functions (but it can't change the font). I don't care for the two Kobo fonts....they seem light, not black or contrasty enough. A friend has the Kindle and I like the standard fonts (but don't know what they are). And where do I find/get to CSS files? Thanks for any suggestions and insight.