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Originally Posted by jackie_w
Probably not. It's more likely that it's a combination of the way that particular book has coded its HTML/CSS and the aggressive overrides the kepub renderer uses in order to try and enforce your chosen settings in your device's font menu. The epub renderer uses less aggressive override rules.
It's almost certainly fixable but it depends whether you want to do the work.
Solving CSS overriding problems like this (font-family, line spacing, text alignment) usually involve a combination of manually editing the HTML/CSS for that particular book and/or making the kepub override rules less aggressive on your Kobo. The latter can be done via various Kobo patches but as this will affect all your books afterwards it may have unwelcome consequences for some books if/when your font menu choices are not enforced when you want them to be.
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Apparently it is a bug. When a font is defined in for example h1 class it won't be shown. It will be visible only as span class font-family. In kepub that is.