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Old 01-17-2020, 11:49 PM   #5
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Awesome. Thanks!

Just a question though, the font size for kepub is much, much, much smaller compared to epub on my Libra H2O so if I read books in different formats, I need to adjust the font size.

I saw this post which I believe refers to the Kobo Touch Extended driver. What's the syntax to do something similar using kepubify's --css option? Thanks!

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Originally Posted by jackie_w View Post
Are you already using the 'Modify CSS' option in the calibre driver with a kobo_extra.css file on your H2O? If so, I found the easiest way to apply the font-size change is by adding an extra line to the kobo_extra.css file so it automatically gets added on-the-fly during send-to-device:
Code:
body>div#book-columns>div#book-inner {font-size:1.5em}
This works well on my H2O (and GloHD) and I don't need to keep changing the slider when I switch between epub and kepub. Surprisingly the KA1 'just works' without needing to do any kind of font-size adjustment.
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