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Originally Posted by lumpynose
It's an epub3. I'm using the Kobo Touch Extended plugin. On the My Books page this book is listed as KOBO EPUB.
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As far as I know epub3 will work the same as epub2 as far as font-family is concerned. If you're using the KoboTouchExtended plugin I assume your books are kepub by the time they land on the Kobo. The other plugins are not relevant for this particular issue.
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Originally Posted by lumpynose
None of those work for me; when I choose Caecilia everything is in that font.
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I've just had a proper look at the latest firmware and yes, you're right. The kepub default override CSS for font-family is:
Code:
* { font-family: %1 !important; }
That's about aggressive as you can get, it's going to zap everything. Sorry for the bum steer.
In comparison the plain epub default override for font-family is:
Code:
body, p { font-family: -ua-default !important; }
so embedded fonts in <h1>, <h2> etc, <div> and <span> should survive.
I've been patching the overrides on my own Kobos for years to be the same for epub and kepub using only
Code:
body {font-family: ...}
But that might not suit everyone.