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Originally Posted by JSWolf
To be honest, it's not a big deal to edit the font-family line to add the fallback code. What I do in most cases is delete the embedded fonts and if any of the fonts used were sans-serif, I do a font-family: sans-serif; in place of the the font(s). if the fonts are a serif, I just use my custom font. If the font is something like a font for handwriting or one I want to keep, I'll keep them. But most body fonts used are not good enough
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i agree, and i do the same with my ebooks. but recently on use Charter font, built into my ipad, this beautiful font has a flaw, however, in my reading language: when i have a word like
L'ha the L almost overlaps with the h, i almost have no space in the apostrophe.
so i downloaded a generic Charter font from the web, built into my book and now my ipad no longer "sees" the font flaw like the original one, but uses an appropriate distance between the L and the h, as it should be and as ipad does with all the other default built-in fonts
but embed font with calibre, with
font-family: "Charter"; only calibre show a warning, this is why i've start this thread