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Originally Posted by Hitch
Are you perhaps calling a font, in the ePUB, that isn't on the device? I've seen this with KF7 mobis if you are calling a font in the ePUB that can't be displayed in the MOBI.
What do you mean, you "extracted" the old mobi? Do you mean you went through all that nonsense of splitting the MOBI? I mean...why? Why not just put the full mobi on this older device, and see what was there?
What's the HTML for this blockquote and the ensuing paragraph that's unhappily italicized and what's the css?
Hitch
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In my css I've made a point of only using the web standard font names; e.g., sans-serif. Small caps didn't seem to work on the kobo and I don't remember if that's still in my css, but I wasn't using small caps in the early part of the book.
Yes, for the extract and going through the nonsense. If I put the dual moby on my Kindle Touch it would just use the azw3 piece in it; I was curious to see what the old mobi would look like.
Anyhow, don't lose any sleep over it. A) As it turns out I rearranged the short stories so the one that had a lead-in in italics is no longer the first one. B) Going through all that rigmarole to extract the old mobi was a pain in the ass and I don't want to do that again. C) I'm not going to worry about people with antique steam powered kindles that use the old mobi in the dual mobi.