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Originally Posted by DNSB
If the epub is not DRMed or you are willing to remove the DRM, you can use Sigil (from your signature, you already have it) or Calibre's ebook editor. Personally I prefer Sigil but either will work.
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If the eBook is being side loaded from Calibre, then it's already loaded in Calibre's database and given that this is a simple CSS fix, use Calibre's eBook editor. It's a very simple three step process.
Step 1: Remove unused CSS classes from the eBook
Step 2: go through the CSS and remove font-size lines from classes where it's not a smallcaps line. Remove font-size of 1em or smaller
Step 3: Load the eBook on your Kobo and enjoy.
And while you are at it, you might want to find the margins that are controlling the margins for the book and set them to 0 so you can use the margin slider more effectively. You could also dump the line-height lines except the ones in a dropcap. Then the line height slider would be more effective.
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What you would need to do is to look at the <blockquote> and see if it includes a class=, if the class is applied to the text inside the blockquote or if both have a class=. Basically, what you would then do is to open the stylesheet and edit those classes to remove the font size definition within it. Remember that with Sigil, you need to set current file as the search target to search in a stylesheet.
Look for something such as:
Code:
.quotedtext {
font-size : 0.75em;
....
}
and either remove the font-size line or check what the class attached to the standard paragraph is using and use that font size instead.
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Most eBooks use a <div> block instead of a <blockquote>. Then in that block, there are other classes. Any of those classes could be the culprit. But, if you've followed the simple three step directions above, there's no need to look at the blocks (<blockquote> or <div>).