I have a native app that uses Mapbox, my app is mainly for Kurdish customers.
I have a really big problem, the texts and addresses shown on the app use a font that displays the Kurdish texts poorly, I like to make the map show all texts and addresses using Noto Kufi Arabic font or any other font I like.
But how do I do that?
You can customise your style in Mapbox Studio by replacing the font to your liking, then publish your new style and use it in your app.
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My website's Arabic font letters appears separated from each other which makes it un readable so I want to use a different font that will display only on iPhone & iPad devices in wordpress, I am using Elementor to design the site. Is there's a code or plugin I can use to apply different font for iOS devices?
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Well you cant do that just using css. You'll need JavaScript too.
Here is an answer on finding if device is iOS or not.
So basically this is what you'll have to do.
Set a unique classname for the parts of your website you need that font to be applied. E.g. "arabicf"
Go to your footer builder and drag drop an html widget.
Inside the widget write your js between script tags.
P.s. the logic behind the js is simple
If ios then "arabicf" style fontFamily = X.
I am making a 3D environment in Unity which is designed to retrieve Tweets and display them using Unity's TextMesh. The problem arises when a tweet includes an emoji (emoticons such as 😀 and 😉, which should appear as smiley faces in your browser).
When a tweet includes one of these characters, unity renders them as either a "?" symbol, or the following symbol in the editor:
...and like this when using a TextMesh:
What Do I Want?
All I need is to represent any smiley/emoticon as character in the TextMesh, using a TTF font. I don't need to show a full colour image (like your browser/phone does) of the emoji. I realise that there are some extensions in the Unity store which allow you to do that - TextMesh Pro for example. If there's an easy way of doing this though, it would be better than plain characters.
I am specifically looking to do this using TextMesh, not in any of the new GUI system components.
Things I've Tried
You'd have thought that by downloading a font which contains characters for all of the emoticons you can imagine with their correct encoding, and using this as the font for the TextMesh would solve the problem. This was unfortunately not the case when I tried using Symbola (http://users.teilar.gr/~g1951d/). This, along with some other fonts rendered the "?" symbol despite having characters for the emoticons being used.
I have an iPad/iPhone app and when I pick a font for my label it does not display the typeface.
For example, I have a Label and have chosen the Handwriting Dakota font, but when I view my .xib it is a standard font... likewise, the font does not show correctly in the simulator.
What do I need to do to make font show in the correct typeface?
Unless you have your app install your custom font on the device, you are limited to the typefaces that iOS ships with. See iosfonts.com for a list.
I am developing a website top work properly on mobile browser. i am trying for different font family but whatever i m selecting looks is seems to same.I am testing my website on
http://mobiready.com/. What font family is supported by mobile browser. I am looking for narrow font style.;
Thanks
Check this one Fonts
we can use font family called ROBOTO for smart phones . They are like Roboto light, medium ,Roboto condensed bold and Regular.
I need to create a rich text editor (for text alignment, fonts, text and background colours, bold, italics, underlining etc) for an iPhone and iPad app. How should I accomplish. I have heard of storing the data as HTML and rendering it in a UIWebView, but how can I allow the user to edit the data without having to interact with the HTML source?
Go into the style part of Three20 UI. It may be what you need for. I don't know if it is a overkill for a starter, but you may try