Thread: How widely supported are smallcaps?
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Old 03-04-2022, 12:53 PM   #44
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
The reason smallcaps is not working with ePub on your Libra 2 is because the version of RMSDK that's used for ePub is too old. Kobo really needs to use a newer version.

And as for your CSS, the font size should be 0.888em. And I'm not sure that the text-transform to uppercase works or not with ePub and if that is the case, you'll need to drop it and make sure the text is uppercase.
The text uppercase does work in epubs on Libra 2. I use it for chapter headings which are all caps, so I then don't get all caps in the TOC

0.888em is oddly specific. Any reason? Is there such a thing as smallcap fonts? I should google it.
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