Thread: CSS to Approximate a Telegram?
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Old 09-01-2022, 10:19 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Bad news. Monospace will not work in KePub unless you embed a font to use. Monospace will work in ePub if you have a font family in fonts (where sideloaded fonts go) with the internal name of Courier (just Courier, not something like Courier New).
Embedding fonts for Kobo isn't a problem. But if monospace is done right then the basic mobi version made by Amazon will work.

So no "small caps" use CAPS SOURCE. It's a Telegram, not a paragraph intro.
Do the CSS with an embedded monospace font of choice and declares to suit things that don't use embedded.

I have formatted ebooks simply by converting docx and had monospace (for a Terminal session) work on everything (kepub, epub, same epub to Amazon and download sale of mobi, azw3 and KFX).
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