Thread: Global CSS rule to modify all monospace text?
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Old 04-20-2022, 06:17 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by pickyaxe View Post
I confess I don't know much CSS. What I would like is some way to modify all text that is declared as
Code:
font-family: monospace
or
Code:
<span class="monospaced">
to have a smaller font size. This is because all monospace fonts are just a little larger than the non-monospace fonts which is annoying in programming eBooks (for example).

I can manually set
Code:
font-size: 0.9em;
for code blocks in the relevant ePub, but if there was a way to do this for all books via a global tweak, that would be great.
What are you using to read your eBooks?
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