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Originally Posted by GrannyGrump
@Alex -- You might embed a font with Greek characters (subsetting to reduce file size), and put the Greek text in a span to call that font.
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Also, not much information has changed since the (bi-annual?) AlexBell Greek posts:
2016:
Help with accented Greek Alpha please
2018:
Help with Greek please
Lots of info in there: fonts, how to code it properly (for TTS), sites to help you input polytonic Greek characters, [...].
Not much new to say, it's the same ol' way it's always been.
I even use a lot of the same exact resources I used back in 2013:
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...22#post2533522
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Originally Posted by AlexBell
I'm a bit wary about using the special fonts that people have mentioned. Will every ebook reader be able to use those fonts? My Sony reader has only a few fonts available. I've never tried to use any other fonts when designing an ebook. I guess I won't find out until I try.
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If anything, just apply the font to a very specific "greek" class, and then subset the font.
SIL makes great fonts, and even have one focused on Greek called Galatia SIL:
https://software.sil.org/Galatia/