EPUB: Option to revert to the 2.2.0 font size strategy #323
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EPUBNavigatorFragment.Configuration.useReadiumCssFontSizeoption to revert to the 2.2.0 strategy for setting the font size of reflowable EPUB publications.WebSettings.textZoomproperty to adjust the font size. 2.2.0 was using Readium CSS's--USER__fontSizevariable.WebSettings.textZoomwill work with more publications than--USER__fontSize, even the ones poorly authored. However the page width is not adjusted when changing the font size to keep the optimal line length.