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Originally Posted by mrmikel
It is also possible that the style information is specified at the start of each file making up the epub. That could account for the different fonts, too.
If it exists at the start of the file, either change it or eliminate it and put all font information in one stylesheet.
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This regularly happened to me when I saved a Word doc as html, then opened the html in Sigil. (That is, I ended with a style sheet in every chapter and indeed in every image page etc.) Then I developed a file called epub.css that served all my purposes and linked to that instead (<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="epub.css">). The reduction in file size was noticable.
I love the way Sigil recognizes and "inhales" related files and images.