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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Would it not be easier to just put the font size in body for the kepub?
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Well that depends as only you can decide what is 'easier'.
Are you planning to:
- Convert your epub to kepub in calibre and store both formats in the library. You've always expressed a dislike for unnecessary conversions.
- Hand edit every kepub CSS. Neither calibre Editor nor 'Unpack book' will open .kepub so you'll have to use another method.
- Use calibre send-to-device for transfer.
The way I suggested was:
- Create/edit existing kobo_extra.css (in Kobo root dir) once then forget about it. The addition I suggested will not interfere with your standard epubs if you plan to read a mix of epub and kepub.
- Use KoboTouchExtended driver with both 'Modify CSS' and 'Enable Extended Kobo features' checked to format-shift epub to kepub and scale up the font-size during send-to-device. Your calibre library remains uncluttered with kepubs and your master epub remains suitable for both Kobo and any other epub reading app you use.
The choice is yours
