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Originally Posted by ChristopherTD
Most of my books are converted from LIT and PDB and the CSS snippet below added into Calibre works beautifully, apart from one book that contained dodgy PML. For me though, one of the most important aspects is overriding the default font to something a bit darker (Georgia or DroidSerif are good choices).
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@font-face {
font-family: "DroidSerif";
font-weight: normal;
font-style: normal;
src: url(res:///Data/fonts/DroidSerif-Regular.ttf);
}
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I'm curious, do you actually place this font on your 600?
I am lucky enough to be able to use the PRSplus hack on my PRS-505. This lets me place what fonts I want to use (
I use fontin fonts) on my reader and change the font, font size, line height, margins etc on the fly by adjusting my style.css file on the reader. This applies my desired setup to every epub I read, including DRM infected epubs.
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Originally Posted by ChristopherTD
In books purchased in ePub format the styles are more diverse and it is hard to work out what to add to the Calibre code - but there is a neat Java applet now that lets me fiddle with the CSS directly for those. Hooray.
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This applet sounds like an excellent tool for our community.