Thread: Italics don't render in NOOK app
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Old 03-27-2019, 01:18 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Ballory View Post
What is @fontSCR?
Nook app shows no native TNR, but Tried Embedding font family: Times New Roman - didn't check anything else. This was successful in the Nook app but I think Nook is showing Georgia instead of NTR. All Looks good on other apps too...FYI, I did run a check in the Calibre Editor that showed the following, but these were fixed:

WARNING: Filename contains unsafe characters****[fonts/Calibri - Bold.ttf]
WARNING: Filename contains unsafe characters****[fonts/Calibri - Regular.ttf]
WARNING: Filename contains unsafe characters****[fonts/Times New Roman - Bold.ttf]
WARNING: Filename contains unsafe characters****[fonts/Times New Roman - BoldItalic.ttf]
WARNING: Filename contains unsafe characters****[fonts/Times New Roman - Italic.ttf]
WARNING: Filename contains unsafe characters****[fonts/Times New Roman - Regular.ttf]
INFO: The bookmarks file used by the calibre E-book viewer is present****[META-INF/calibre_bookmarks.txt]
Unsafe chars is a warning about non ASCII in a file name (someone used a NBSP? in the name?

can you post the @font-face (s) from the CSS (I am assuming those were properly linked to the book files)
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