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Originally Posted by elemenoP
In the example you posted, it looks to me like the first version (is it epub?) has LESS formatting than the Amazon version, not more. Both use a different font for the code, and the MS version ALSO changes the color. It's just that you don't like the aesthetic choices they made. (The pink makes the code stand out more, but I have to agree with you that I have never seen italic used to represent code, that's weird).
In order to change it, open in a text editor and see what the tags around the code samples are. Then you can try to set up a new CSS definition for that tag. That's the general idea.
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It's MOBI, no ePub. As a matter of fact, I've not seen yet an online store (not Amazon) selling computer books in ePub, but that's another story.
Anyway, so I need to change the CSS definition? Is that on one place?
You're right, is due aesthetic. I've never seen code in italic and pink. It's hard to read, at least for me.