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Old 02-12-2021, 04:29 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Larla View Post
Not sure if this is the correct forum but thought it may be because of how an epub was designed and could perhaps be corrected via editing.

I use Moonreader which has a global font size which can be set to a particular value. If I am reading a book and the fontsize is just right and then load another book more often than not I have to readjust the fontsize to get it where I want again.

I use the same font for all books that I read. I am assuming that what is causing the change in font size is due to how a book has been constructed.

What would I have to do, in terms of editing an epub, to make it such that all books look the same (font size wise).
The reason for the font size differences is because of the CSS code in the ePub. To fix this, you will have to edit the CSS and remove the code that makes the font size smaller. Leave the main text with no specified font size. Then they will all be the same. The default font size for ePub is 1em.

I have edited ePub that has different font sizes so they are all the same. I too prefer the same font size for the body text.
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