Thread: Supported formatting in Mobi versus ePub
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Old 10-13-2010, 09:26 AM   #1
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Supported formatting in Mobi versus ePub
I asked this in the calibre forum but it wasn't clear if that was the right forum. I have a book in ePub format that I've cleaned up in Sigil. Some of the formatting I used is disappearing when I convert from ePub to Mobi in calibre.

How do I get superscript, for example? Or a dropcap? Can I switch from a serif to sans-serif font for some heading styles?
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