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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Keeping it as simple as possible is always best. Never reference specific fonts that aren't embedded. Also, you should test this on as many eInk Readers as you can given that they use different reading software. Also to know if the colors need to go or not.
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You are right, as I mentioned that the final ePub will have a much simpler CSS and the entire code. There aren't many colors in the ePub, just a few significant ones.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
The font size restriction needs to go and you need to test with different font sizes from too small to too large.
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Done.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
So you'd rather rely on an unknown font and hope that your symbols will show up. That's very poor planning. Just embed a font. You can subset it and leave just the symbols.
Just embed all the fonts you need that have these symbols and subset them. That will reduce the size greatly and give you the symbols you need. Also given that you say there may not be a font with all the symbols, then chances are no reading system's default font will do and that will botch your book's appearance.
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On point, will do that.
I'll try to follow the above given suggestion and see that it resolves the current issues or not.