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Originally Posted by Siavahda
I don't think it's a CSS question? I'm asking if the Kobo or the file defaults to the embedded font if the specified one doesn't have the correct characters.
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That is one of the nice features when using kepub. You can specify up to 4 supplemental fonts which will be used to supply glyphs missing in the main font. For my uses, I tend to set Code2000 as the first supplemental font since it is free and has an excellent glyph selection. Ugly as homemade sin but reliable.
For epubs, you need to embed the fonts and then specify using that font for those glypjs which can be a total pain at times.