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Old 01-13-2010, 07:04 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by heidismiles View Post
Hi all, this may be a stupid question but I'm having trouble getting different fonts to show up in one book? Is this even possible?

I have several Stephen King files that I'm trying to convert from HTML. King often writes about writers, and when he does, there are usually several sections of a book in "typewriter" text.

I tried doing it this way:
<p style="font: 9.0px 'Courier New'">CHAPTER 1</p>

The font shows up in Calibre, but not on Stanza on my iPhone.
Any suggestions?
That is a Stanza thing-it tends to override fonts with its settings.
I managed to use the <tt> tag to get Stanza to show typewriter style text...but I did that thru direct editing in Sigil-might work with your conversion though!
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