Quote:
Originally Posted by jackie_w
I don't have my Sony T1 anymore to test it but I think this may work...
In the epub css sheet, change
Code:
.calibre {
display: block;
font-family: "Gentium";}
to
Code:
body {
display: block;
font-family: "Gentium";}
and make sure there are no other font-family settings anywhere else in the css.
Then, when you set the Sony's font menu to Default (Original) you should see Gentium, but if you choose one of the built-in sans-serif fonts (such as Frutiger) you should see that instead.
Just FYI, as far as I remember, hard-coding the Sony built-in font names in the epub css file will have no effect at all on a Sony, that's not how font-changing works.
ETA: If that doesn't work, post the @font-face statements you're using in this epub. |
it should not matter
<body class='calibre'> (original) should be the same a <body> (your way)