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Old 11-23-2015, 01:59 AM   #49
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Originally Posted by odamizu View Post
Thanks. I gave !important a try. I could not get it to work when font-size was used with % or em. It did work with px, but then the font-size wasn't adjustable within the app.

Using p {font-size: 200%} on the other hand works to increase the font size AND font-size is adjustable within the app. But it only works if the ebook uses <p> for paragraphs. Also, it doesn't seem to work if I try it with h1 or h2.

Bottom-line: trying to control font-size with custom css isn't as easy or consistent as one would hope.

P.S. I think you have a great start here and look forward to the next version.
Welcome to the wonderful world of CSS specificity and inheritance! Although you can get this to work the CSS way, I think you may just be better off waiting for the increased font size max in the next version...
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