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Old 05-12-2019, 02:06 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
Sadly, the 3 CSS stylesheets in the two epubs are identical using the mark 1 eyeball and Sha-256 checksums. The same 3 stylesheets are used in quite a few Gutenberg ebooks so corporate boilerplate. The only style inside the text files is for the cover page.

The only non-numeric font size was used for the first sentence in Gods of the North which used a "smaller" font size.
That was it! At first I commented out the font-size: smaller from the css but no luck. Then I deleted the class="sidenote" in the html where it was used so that it was a plain div and that fixed it.

Oops, no cigar. My main conversion option had disable font scaling checked; I forgot to make sure it was off.

I'm going to see if I can narrow it down in that .sidenote css ...

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