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Thanks for the answers. I would have liked, using kepub, to be able to change the general font when I get tired of one and want to try another, but always keeping the captions with a sans serif font.
Another example would be a book about ancient Rome, with chapter titles and drop caps set with some ancient font (which I don't want to change) and the general text with a serif that I would be able to change when I feel like it.
That would be nice, Kobo, if you're listening.
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