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Originally Posted by Jellby
Not needed, since it was already in the <body> style... unless there's something between <body> and <* class="italics"> that alters the font-family. By the way, instead of <span class="italics"> you could use <i>, which is shorter (although the class offers the advantage of being applicable to any element).
Regarding the problem with fonts not being used, in my experience good font support is hard to find in any reader or browser, and I believe there are some issues with fonts display in Sigil anyway.
Another piece of advice: do not specify a background colour, or, if you really want to, specify a foreground colour too, otherwise the text might be invisible in some configurations.
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As usual,
Jelby is correct.. The body (font-family) usage does cover it.
And, yes, Sigil does sometimes have problems with fonts which is why we say: 'Always try on targeted devices (and software)'.
Sometime Sigil
works fine and the device does not.
'Always try on targeted devices (and software)'.
