Thank you so much for taking a look
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Correct. Different fonts (even embedded fonts) are OK for special sections of text and/or headers. The general idea is not to have the basic text font defined so the reader can choose their own. But I worry about your special classes with font-family definitions if you're NOT embedding the fonts. Are you sure the various Kindle Devices can make use of the font-families you've defined?
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I used the list of included fonts for various readers from this website to come up with my font family fall backs, so hopefully most people will be happy.
I'm actually considering removing the font-family from all of the text in the book. My thinking is this: If I don't know what "normal" text font the user will choose, how can I really choose a header to compliment it? I'll dig around a little more to see if that's the best way to proceed,and if anyone has any advise on that matter I would love to hear it.
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
This appears to be a Kindle Previewer issue. It's greyed out on my books too ... books that have special fonts embedded yet my Kindle Fire still allows me change the basic font of the book.
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Thanks for setting my mind at ease! I've had to jump through so many hoops to get my PDF turned into a mobi. I'm soo glad I'm almost done!
