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Originally Posted by elemenoP
Which screenshots have had which CSS applied?
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The CSS is the same for the book regardless of whether or not the fonts have been removed -- the Calibre modify-epub font removal doesn't change the CSS, it just rips the font files out of the epub so that the CSS can't access them and has to revert to the device defaults.
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Have you tried adding font-weight:normal into the body tag?
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My apologies, I speak no CSS and no HTML, so I do not know how to try this.
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My Charis font files have different names (CharisSILR.ttf, for example). Have you checked that you have the names right?
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I've renamed my font files to what you see in the pictures and CSS above. This simplified the process of creating new CSS files each time I added a new font to the fonts folder. (i.e., all fonts are named X-Regular, X-Bold, X-Italic, and X-BoldItalic.)
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Originally Posted by jackie_w
In your 'Young Fredle' css, I notice
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.calibre5 {
font-weight: bolder
}
You could try looking at the html file containing the text from your screencap within the epub to see where this css class has been used, e.g.
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<p class="calibre5"> or
<span class="calibre5">
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I think -- I'm not sure -- but I think that the .calibre stuff isn't used on the Sony device. Maybe someone can confirm this?