Thread: Body font best practice for flexibility
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Old 09-15-2024, 09:06 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
If I remember correctly, KDP says that you can use a font-family to set the font in the body definition. Trying to add font-family to every class will result in the book being rejected by KDP.
That part I didn't know. I just tested by converting an EPUB to KFX using KFX Output plugin in Calibre. My Kindle could read it, but couldn't change the font.

I have some books where I have both the Amazon KF8 and an EPUB, and the EPUB has every class with a font-family, while the KF8 replaced it with a comment with just the font name. I assume the publisher made the change before uploading to KDP.
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