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Typeface Question
Some of the books I read use several different types of fonts. For example, a serif for the main body text, a sans serif for a certain kind of non-verbal communication between characters, and a monospace for introductory text before each chapter.
Currently, when I specify a font (rather than using Original), this distinction is lost, and all of the text is rendered with my specified font. Would there be interest in allowing the specification of a different font of each type: serif, sans serif, and monospace? Or do you have any thoughts of another way this situation could be handled so that I can specify a custom font but maintain the distinction between font types? Thanks very much! I really appreciate the continual improvement in justRead! |
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