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Originally Posted by Ripplinger
How are you changing the fonts, through PRS+ Settings, under Book Viewer Settings and then User EPUB Style (CSS File)? Or trying to change an individual epub by converting with custom css info?
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I'm using porkupan/boroda's firmware, which moves userStyle.css to the reader's data partition. I'm editing that file to tell the reader where to look for the default fonts.
My understanding is PRS+ works similarly, except it may use a different name and location for the stylesheet. Does PRS+ allow you to switch the stylesheet in use on the fly? That would allow you to switch fonts, font sizes, and other formatting without ever connecting to a computer, if you had several premade stylesheets on your device.
I'm pretty sure the procedure I'm using to test the fonts is right (since most of the fonts I tried clearly worked), and I've been careful about capitalization. I probably won't use these fonts anyway, but I've sent you a PM with a link to the fonts in case you want to try them.
More on topic, I kind of like the Officina serif font. It's almost cartoonish, so I wouldn't want to use it all the time, but it's pretty legible.
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some epubs have a specified font called for in their css file. Those will not change the font from a reader css file.
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You can override the font called for in the book's CSS file by using the !important property, at least for some books. For example, for some of my books with embedded fonts, the following line in my userStyle.css did the trick:
html { font-family: -ua-default !important;
}
I guess if you were using this, you'd change -ua-default to LexiaDaMa.