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Originally Posted by Rev. Bob
It's in the editor's CSS filtering command, which I tried out yesterday. After looking at a random chapter in the book to find a standard body-text class, I went into the stylesheet to see what the associated font size was - in this case, 0.83em. Then I opened the filter dialog, which lets you specify a CSS property, value ranges, and what to do with whatever matches the spec. I selected font-size, any value, Multiply by, and whatever the reciprocal of 0.83 is. (In retrospect, I should've just said Divide by 0.83. Same effect.) Push the button, and off it goes!
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Thanks. That really helps.
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It won't correct for situations where, for instance, vertical margins are set to interact with the text size to produce a specific result (such as using a 1.33em margin with 0.75em text to get a 1em gap) - but hey, it saved me from a lot of manual calculations. Granted, I still went through the stylesheet and performed some smart truncation - such as changing 1.000001em to remove the fraction - but that's just me being fiddly.
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That's just whoever made the eBook being sloppy.