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Originally Posted by leftright
Thanks for the information, what do you suggest I do to rectify this issue ?.
My understanding, which is limited, leads me to believe that a "primary font" can be either "sans-serif", or "serif", i.e. the primary font can be further enhanced by being serif or san serif, what I don't understand is why a conversion executed with Calibri only turns out to be stored as Calibri serif ?.
Maybe I should remove all fonts and replace with Calibri sans-serif ?. would that fix it ?.
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reread my description
There is no ENHANCED BY.
There is no problem, serif is a
basic category
Calibre is doing it properly by providing the INSTRUCTION to use a serif font if you did not ship Calibri with you book (and not available for use on the device)
A clearer example :
You want to use 'Old English' for chapter titles.
So you add.
font-family: 'Old English' to your CSS
Jobs hated that font, so it is not available on any product made by their company.
What do you want to do?
1)
Buy a License and ship 'Old English' with every book
2) List a basic fallback to use in these cases: serif (free)
3) Cry, because the manufacturer
ignores the
font-family instruction, even if you included it and $100 worth of licensed fonts
Fallback family is only advisory
, serif is 7 characters