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Originally Posted by theducks
I supect Thorium does not have access to your body font and is substituting on where the number 1 looks like an I. AFAIK style sheets do not change the actual character.
Try embedding the desired font
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I have not tried Thorium, but three other free read-epubs-on-a-Windows-device programs have trouble with "just" embedded fonts, and seem to work better by pretending (when doing the embedding) that the epub is for an Apple. There's an extra file that has to be inserted to make Apple's native readers fully recognize an embedded font; I'm away from the machine that has a sample of it (you can find it in a lot of commercial epubs, too, and adapt it easily). Whether it should be this way is for others to argue over, I just shrug my shoulders and do it.
So don't give up if just embedding the fonts doesn't make Thorium behave the way you want.