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Old 03-03-2014, 04:21 PM   #4
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It's nearly impossible to tell--without seeing the html files--how some of those other classes (that also set font-sizes, and are NOT identical in the two css files) might be being applied. Setting your preferred font-size in the calibre1 class (assuming that's the "body" class) would not stop other paragraph classes from overriding it.

Also, make sure there's not a "style" attribute in the html tag(s) that sets a font size. I see that more and more (especially with epubs that started life as a kindlebook).

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However, in the book with the css set at 0.75em the text in sigil looks the same as the text in the book with the css set at 1em.
Could it be that one of the "none1,2,3" classes is the standard paragraph class in that first (0.75em) one?

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