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Old 01-06-2025, 10:05 AM   #1219
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Originally Posted by p0k3m0n View Post
Aura + AuraHD.
There's some confusion here.

The patch code you referenced in post #1216 is Custom header/footer captions. Any font-family change you make will only be seen in the header/footer captions when reading a book.

Your photo above is showing the TOC title for the current chapter. If this is the font-family you're trying to change you need the nickel patch named Custom page navigation scrubber, section 1b, i.e.
Code:
        # 1b. Customise other font properties of these 3 buttons (all models):
        #     - font-family. The only custom font-family values now likely to have any effect
        #       are Georgia, Avenir and possibly(?) some of the built-in CJK fonts
        #     - font-weight (bold or normal)
        #     - font-style  (italic or normal)
        - Find:    "{\n  font-family: Avenir;\n  font-weight: bold;\n  font-style: normal;\n}"
          Replace: "{font-family:Avenir; font-weight:bold; font-style:normal;}"
        # Users with CSS knowledge can add extra style properties as desired,
        # e.g. to make them look more like buttons and less like labels,
        #      use this Replace instead. If it can be done with CSS you can do it here.
          #Replace: "{font-family:Avenir; font-weight:normal; font-style:normal; background-color:#ddd;}"
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