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Originally Posted by DNSB
The patches referred to by babygau would be found in the librmsdk.so.1.0.0.yaml file.
Default ePub serif font (Amasis):
Default ePub sans-serif font (Gill Sans):
Default ePub symbol font (Symbol):
Default ePub monospace font:
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I had a look at these patches, but it seems they are only intended for the built-in fonts, aren't they?
Anyway, I saw some modifications to the CSS files there and looking at the firmware, it very much looks like I should be possible to disable some standard CSS rules and use userStyle.css instead. But before I go and do that, I want to verify that what I want can't be done without hacking the firmware.
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Edit: BTW, looking at your epub, I have to ask why you include "<span class="serif1">" before each block of text since this will force the use of your "my-serif" font when you are apparently trying to display serif, sans serif and monospace?
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That is of course a mistake. This is actually my 11th version of the test, one which involved adding those spans (because I read in a thread that otherwise the default rules on <p> tags would take over), and apparently forgot to overwrite the second and third one. But after a quick check, even that doesn't get me the right fonts.