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Old 11-25-2025, 05:06 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by samReader View Post
My question remains: Does this happen often on the Clara (or Kobo readers in general)? Or is this just some rare anomaly?
The only time I've seen what you have reported is when a font has been specified in the ePub file. Generally in a CSS stylesheet but can be done using inline styles. One nasty example simply used:
Code:
p {
  font-family: sans-serif;
}
which forced a sans-serif font for all paragraphs.

If you are using calibre, you can open the ePub with calibre's ebook-editor and see what is being used or if you are using Sigil, you use it for the same purposes. You can also use either calibre's builtin Polish tool or the Modify ePub plugin to remove embedded fonts.
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