Thread: Kobo Software Disregards Ebedded Fonts in SVG Images
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Old 07-02-2014, 02:45 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by DomesticExtremis View Post
Shouldn't it be src: url(../Fonts/font-name.ttf);?

Every ePUB I've seen uses an upper case first letter in the directory name.

It may not matter on a Windows machine, but the Kobo is Linux based
and will make a distinction between 'fonts' and 'Fonts'.
It depends on how the directory was named. Most cases, I see it as fonts (lowercase f). Sigil does make it Fonts (uppercase F) when there are embedded fonts.

The .kepb engine is Kobo's creation. Remove the stuff that make this ePub a kePub and read it with the regular reading app that does use some version of ADE software.
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