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Old 04-16-2012, 12:20 PM   #2
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Can someone identify what is causing the font issue? (Then I can ask you how to fix it.)
Nothing you've provided can lead anyone to figure out what caused the conversion issue. It may not be a fault in the conversion but, instead, an issue with how the original MOBI is constructed.

The smaller size in the ePub is a result of the Style applied to the <span> wrapping the text in the second paragraph. The <span class="calibre23"> is the issue.

To fix this, you should edit the CSS Stylesheet and alter the .calibre23 entry so that it matches the .calibre4 entry. By approaching it this way any other occurrences or the same issue will also be fixed. Alternately you could just delete the <span class="calibre23"> and the </span> tags to fix this one paragraph. Using this approach is best if there are other places where .calibre23 is used correctly.

I find the easiest way to do this type of editing is to use Sigil to edit the ePub. You can also use calibre's functions for expanding the ePub and use a text editor to make the fixes.

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