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Originally Posted by JSWolf
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.
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While removing the font-size lines, you might also want to check that you are not removing a font-size from a class used for superscripted or subscripted text, making capitalized abbreviations such as AM or PM a closer match to lower case text size (suppose this could be covered by smallcaps but few ebooks actually use a small caps font and RMSDK does not recognize text-transform or font-variant: small-caps), lines that are being used for copyright text which is rather often in a smaller font size, etc.
In other words, a bulk delete of all font-size lines of 1em or smaller is just nasty.
And what if the epub uses absolute sizing xx-small to xx-large, mm (millimetres), cm (centimetres), pt (points ~1/72" or .35mm), pica (12 points) or my personal unfavourite, px (pixels)? Or possibly expresses relative sizing using smaller/larger or percentages? Then we move on the the weirdies such as ex, rem, ch, vh and vw.
And yes, I have seen every blasted one of these used in an epub.