Thread: How to determine which CSS lines are specifying a font?
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Old 06-28-2024, 04:42 AM   #8
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font-stretch?

FWIW My Kobo's don't like some valid CSS being used: letter-spacing causes words to run together. eg ChapterTitle

IMHO K.I.S.S. (an least for some things)

?? Isn't Live CSS a temporary (that session) operation??

I use the 'Inspector' to try and decode the CSS nesting.

Right click on a / the problem paragraph (in the Preview pane): Inspect element
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