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Old 07-04-2012, 08:45 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by plib View Post
OK, that one zinged over my head a little. I'm not that well up on CSS. All I know is that I can change the font face for the text, change the font size, margins, line spacing and justification, plus the page refresh frequency and the configuration of the screen for the touch to advance, go back and menu areas. So far that has served pretty well for what I've wanted to do.

What's the advantage of being able to specify the font in the body style and, if I was capable of editing the CSS in the epub, why wouldn't Kobo recognize a changed CSS? Genuine questions, at some point I'm going to have to learn to play with CSS and other epub tools.
Most eBooks that use embedded fonts put the font-family for the main embedded font in body. So because Kobo doesn't recognize this, the eBook may not properly display.
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