Jesse Bostic
Jesse Bostic
Yea, I'm not familiar with the themes, but could we support two or three named schemes that are compatible with dark and light editor themes?
Yea, I suppose going with built-in theme classes is a more flexible approach. And it does threaten to take the focus somewhat off actual fountain tools.
So, I just checked and this was not listed as something supported by Afterwriting... however, after searching their repo, I found that there actually a configuration attribute which supports it....
So, I was able to get this property hooked in with relative ease. It does change the font as expected. Two issues arise, however... And I'm not sure that we...
And when I say that "Other fonts do not render parts of title page correctly", I mean that the encoding is messed up.... it's just a series of garbled characters.
https://github.com/ifrost/afterwriting-labs/issues/93
Okay, so I was a little off in my interpretation above. See my comments on afterwriting issue for any developments, if interested.
@hguiney or anyone else who comes across this... what are the fonts that you would like to be among the font options? It would need to be something under an...
It is not possible. Rendering the PDF is provided custom by afterwriting. In order to do that, it requires that fonts be provided to support various styles used in rendering....
Well, I should say, there could be a future enhancement to actually provide your own .ttf files... but it would be more time investmen, less dependable, and less user friendly...