Font trouble

[TheArtfulDodger]

Hi, Arasyi:

Yes, that was an earlier attempt to try to get the Kobo to use simply the default fonts. Just before I sent the file out to you, I attempted to put the file back the way I wanted it and I forgot to remove those comments - it still doesn't work if you take those out!

Sparky

[jackie_w]

There are at least 2 CSS errors in the post #16 epub which may be causing the Kobo problems. The Calibre editor flags them.

UniversalPagesStyles.css has an incorrect comment - line 6 should be /* not */

UniversalTemplate.css has an invalid font-family - line 15 should be font-family: "VeraMono"; not font-family: "VeraMono;

Correct those 2 lines and try again. Don't forget to pick 'Document Default' from the Kobo font menu if you're trying to use embedded fonts.

[TheArtfulDodger]

Hello, All:

I am sorry for the extended absence but I have been busy adding and correcting my example css. However, thanks to two of Jackie_w's suggestions, I can say that I am making progress!
However, I cannot seem to make a Caption center itself. Here's the code I'm using:

CSS:
p {line-height:normal;}

.Caption {font-size:0.8em;font-family:'PT Sans Caption';text-align:center;line-height:normal;}

HTML:
<p class="Caption">A Centered Image</p>

It works fine in Sigil and in Calibre, but it is hard to the left on the Kobo! Here's what I use for a normal paragraph (works everywhere!):

CSS:
.Passage {font-size:1.00em;font-family:'PT Serif';text-align:justify;text-indent:5%;}

HTML:
<p class="Passage">He turned the corner.</p>

So, once again I am stumped. Any suggestions would be most appreciated!

Thanks in advance.

Sparky