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Originally Posted by Turtle91
Sigil and Calibre Editor both have viewers.
The font-family declaration can state multiple default fonts for a particular element/class. You just need to specify which ones you want in your css file:
Code:
h1 {font-family: Times, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif}
body {font-family: seguiUI, Charis, Helvetica, serif}
p {font-family: Wingdings, Alegreya, Academy}
The problem with a Windows viewer is that it can reference any fonts installed on your system if it can't find the embedded font file...so you'd have to do a little more extensive troubleshooting and/or remove the font from your windows environment completely.
If an embedded font file has been subset then you will see the difference in font type when you open the file in Sigil (double-click the font-file in the Book Browser). I'm not sure if/how Calibre handles that??? The attached file was subset to include only the letters Aa-Dd and Ww-Zz) |
Thank you for the clarification.
That's too bad SumatraPDF stopped supporting the choice of default font by users. it's faster than almost any epub viewers one can use on Windows.
for the 2nd question, I meant to ask if there're editor features or plugins that act like diff tool(text comparison), in this case comparing two epub files(for my case one using system font and the other using embedded fonts to highlight any difference(especially broken glyphs due to lack of coverage) in text, or preferably provides the analysis report of text difference detected.