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Originally Posted by katl
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.
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It won't work. there is no way to access fonts on a reader just by using the font-family name of the font. You can use the generic serif, sans-serif, and monospace. But that's it. All it's doing it preventing font changes if the device supports such.
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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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You can do something like sans-serif for the headers. That's acceptable. Unless you actually embed the fonts, leave the body as whatever the device displays.