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Old 02-23-2011, 06:50 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Sylver View Post
Now I know this (having only one font size and color in a block of text) is a limit of the ePub format
This is not a limit of the ePub format. There is no reason why you can't have multiple colors and fonts.

I'm not a html expert but if you set the proper Class in the CSS and define what you want. Then it will convert fine. In your example everything was <span> nothing was specifically defined. If the inline notes where classed differently than the main paragraphs, everything would have converted fine.

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Originally Posted by drew0747 View Post
I have the same trouble. I lose font colors after converting my htm file to epub which becomes black text only. Is there a way to retain the different font colors of the converted text?
If the html has properly formatted CSS it should convert fine.
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