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Originally Posted by dmapr
Does that override the CSS justification rules applied at the p/div level? Or only default/body level?
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As usual with Kobo CSS, the answer depends on whether you're talking about epub or kepub.
Kobo's current override defaults when using the
Aa font menu:
epub:
Code:
body {text-align: %1 !important;}
body {line-height: %1 !important;}
body, p { font-family: -ua-default !important;}
kepub:
Code:
div, p {text-align: %1 !important;}
body, p { line-height: %1 !important; }
* { font-family: %1 !important; }
In general, kepub uses more aggressive overrides. Which override policy is "better" is entirely subjective and will usually depend on how much TLC you've put into correcting the book's own internal CSS
No matter what the current defaults are, there are a few Kobo patches available to change override defaults for those who want them.