Weird. I set up the reader for full screen mode again, and put these lines in kobo_extra.css (and selected the option to modify CSS in the Kobo Touch Extended driver again):
Code:
body { margin: 0 !important; padding: 0 !important; }
div#book-columns { padding-left: 0.2em !important; padding-right: 0.2em !important; }
Then I removed all books, and reloaded them (as 'extended features' books; converted to KEPUB by the driver). Then I went to the reading settings screen, and enabled full screen mode, and after that, opened a book I knew had the font cut-off problems.
It still had the same problem. I paged back and forth, went from section to section, without anything changing. After that, I went back to the home screen, and opened another book that also had this problem.... and it was fixed. Back to the home screen again, and I opened the first book again: fixed as well. Now, at a first glance, every book seems to be fixed.
This is a behavior that is baffling to me. Why wouldn't a book be fixed, but then by switching to another one and back again, it suddenly is? And everything else is fixed as well?
This reminds me of the problem I have (had) with the Kindle Touch and Paperwhite when first setting those up years ago.
When I reset it to factory defaults, and then sideload books, there is *NO* way I can get custom page numbers as set by Count Pages to work. I first need to download a book directly on the reader, that has the Amazon "real page numbers" feature, and then open it. After going back to the homepage, each newly sideloaded book (but not the ones already on the reader) has the custom page numbers working, as set by Count Pages.