Thanks for the data, Matt. I appreciate the quick response.

Hi Jack. I’ve run into cases where fonts disappear or change in the MOBI version too. As best I’ve been able to find, it’s due to the Kindle’s limited support for fonts. When researching it, I happened across some articles that made the case for abandoning the fanciness for the kindle version as those readers are more there for the story itself, and not so much how it looks. I can think of one workaround, which would be to make your chapter headings into graphics/images using the font you like, and inserting it as a jpg or png into the document before conversion. That way it will look exactly as you intend. Fonts in ebooks are subject to changing based on the reader’s preferences for scaling and whatnot, so it’s an inexact thing to expect a typeface to remain consistent in that medium. Unless, of course, you make it into an image. In that case, they’ll see whatever you want them to see. 🙂

You’re welcome!