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From what I've read, Stanza, at any rate, allows the user to change the font on the fly, and it reaches down and changes it at every level.
It would be great if someone from the IDPF or somesuch developed a system of standard ePub class names that would get modified or added to only when necessary. I don't know, but they already have official recommendations for good ePub CSS practices, like using relative sizes rather than absolutes sizes for subsidiary elements.
Calibre on the other hand, at present, generates a whole bunch of custom class names when it processes any document. Every new use of style="..." inside a tag gets turned into a new calibre class, which is kind of messy.
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