I'm trying to use typekit font in ionic 3 for both of ios and android.
Is it possible? then, how?
Also, I have cloud font icons which needs to be imported, as well.
but my concern is that what if we lost a connection? all icons and fonts will be broken?
Thanks for your suggestions.
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I have flutter web application and there almost 25+ fonts need to be used ,
all font folder size more than 35mb so please suggest me best way to implement all font with consuming memory
you can user google font package if those fonts are available in google fonts.
google font flutter
if you are trying to use icons as a fonts like font awesome or other custom font libraries download those libraries as SVG and discard unused icons then use IcoMoon to generate custom font. using that you can also download dart font mappings to use in your app
IcoMoon
I recently joined the Huawei developer community and would like to start developing Huawei themes for mobile phones. I downloaded the ThemeStudio app and everything makes sense to me, except for one thing.
Why is it not possible to change the font? It is only possible to replace the digits, but not the text itself. Does the font always have to be a default? Is it up to the user to change it, or is there some way to change the font when uploading? When I look at the themes on my Huawei Honor phone created by others, they all have the font changed.
I've gone through all the documentation and tutorials, but nowhere can I find an answer to my question. As a new user, I am quite confused, hence I would appreciate any help.
Thank you.
Are you referring to changing the font of the lock screen in the theme package?
If you want to change all fonts provided by the mobile phone system, Theme Studio does not support the creation of fonts. This type of font is an independent resource type and is not open to designers except Chinese Mainland.
If you just want to change the font on the lock screen before the time, you can use the image writing method to achieve. For details, you could refer to this docs.
My App uses a custom ancient font for a language that is about to be extinct, interesting right.
Now I am using the custom font thru out my app but I need to install the font into the iOS operating system I hope this is possible so that I can copy and paste text from my app into other apps like email, SMS and especially Facebook otherwise the chars come up as squares because Apple don't even support their unicode.
I think its possible because AnyFont is an app that does that without jailbreaking.
This feature is a crucial feature for users using the app to be able to communicate with the language.
So this would be much appreciated if someone could help me with some hints please.
I am not sure if I need to post code here !.
Thank you,
Kind Regards,
Will
You have to create a configuration profile for each font. With the manual installation by the user of that profile the font will be available for Numbers, Keynote and some others. It's available since iOS 7.
See Apple's reference page for that. Basically, you have to use the Font Payload:
A Font payload lets you add an additional font to an iOS device. Font
payloads are designated by specifying com.apple.font as the
PayloadType value. You can include multiple Font payloads, as needed.
...
Each payload must contain exactly one font file in TrueType (.ttf)
or OpenType (.otf) format. Collection formats (.ttc or .otc) are not
supported.
You can also take a look at here:
http://www.saturngod.net/create-custom-font-for-ios-7
If you're using a Mac, you can also checkout Apple's Apple Configurator which allows you to create those MDM profiles too.
I have a website in which i have used a custom font in css it works fine on PC but on mobiles like Iphone that font does not load. Any idea how can that be enabled on all mobile devices?
I will appreciate your answers in this regard.
Mobile Safari, for reasons unknown, doesn't support the WOFF, TTF/OTF or EOT font formats desktop browsers do. For iPhone compatibility you must also include an SVG version of the font in the sources list, along with all the others.
This is an annoyance (we can only hope that in future Apple will standardise on WOFF like everyone else), but tools like FontSquirrel's will include this for you.
I want to used the particular fonts for my application. But I don't how can use that font that are in the iPhone SDK library.
Any idea how can I do this ?
By the way I want to use hindi and punjabi fonts in it.
The FontLabel open source project provides a means of drawing your own .ttf fonts on the iPhone.
There is currently no official way to do this; but given the presentations of iWork on the iPad, it's possible that the 3.2 SDK adds this.
Edit: Assuming Jasarien is right about this; you'd probably be better off developing for iPhone OS 3.2; as you'll need an iPhone Dev Central membership to publish your applications at any rate; you might as well get started right away.