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Integration of FontAwesome and Material Icons fonts: https://www.b4x.-material-icons-fonts.72908 https://www.b4x.com/basic4android/images/SS-2016-11-09_14.33.14.png IDE improvements as in the latest versions of B4A and B4i: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4i-v3-00-has-been-released.7231

The font of the DescriptionItem you can change this way: Dim DescriptionItem As AS_Settings_DescriptionItem = AS_Settings1.MainPage.AddDescriptionItem("","Show sync help: when enabled, you'll see an explanation alert every time you tap 'Sync' on the Today tab.") DescriptionItem.xFont = xui.C
link: How can I change the fonts indicated in red? The group font ("Advanced Settings" in the screenshot) can be changed but not the rest... 159830
link: And what about the font used for the description in AddProperty_Boolean?

Label1.Font = Font.CreateNew2("TrebuchetMS", 15)
link: Hello, I am using Arial Bold as default on label. I want to change it to TrebuchetMS when clicked on a button. I cant use label1.font="TrebuchetMS" o
link: Thank you !

Hello, You can change the font of a label/EditText by deleting the following from the source code : Typeface.LoadFromAssets("arfont.otf") Thank you, Saif
link: Thank you for your purchase and your kind words. We always do QA but because we sell source codes so the buyer is also supposed to do QA because it's

i don't think clv support changing font for text items but you can use csBuilder to change the font Dim cs As CSBuilder options.Options = Array(cs.Initialize.Color(Colors.Red).Typeface(Typeface.MONOSPACE).Append("cat").PopAll, "Dog", "Fish", "Crocodile")
link: Another option: ListTemplate.CustomListView1.DesignerLabel.Font =xui.CreateDefaultFont(26) Note that in B4J you will need to add: Dim lbl As Label
link: I want to change the font and text size of the items in a B4XListTemplate. I tried all the 'options.' members below, but none works. Private Dialog As

Let's say you want to change the font size of the title and change the font of the font. Following the example is as simple as saying: Dim TF As Typeface = Typeface.LoadFromAssets("courier-new.ttf") Dim BF As B4XFont = xui.CreateFont(TF, 13) PopUp.lblTitle.Font = BF PopUp.lblTitle.Size = 10

This post is the answer @alwaysbusy gave me to my question about how to implement a label to look like a clock: Make a new css file and put it in /css/custom) In my case, 'Digital-7.css' @font-face { font-family:"Digital-7"; src:url("../../font/digital-7/Digital-7.ttf") format("truetype"); }
link: Sure, it looks as good as you can do it on a raw HMTL.
link: Got a picture of your groovy fonts in use?

Sometimes the existing fonts are not what you need, for example - I wanted to show the names of the days in Hebrew on a screen doing clock. I have found this utility to create your own font: https://bitbucket.org/castortiu/arduino-font-creator/downloads/ 85358 Either open one of the files in the app
link: The library rAdafruitGFX is used to draw on TFT screens. It has a default font and does not give a way to change the font for drawing text. This is wh
link: Two more problems to solve: 1. How to use the original letters (use tft.GFX.DrawText("א") to draw "א"). 2. How to work with right-to-left languishes.

I love that I can use a larger font in the IDE But the bug is it also changes the font in the dialog boxes and debug screens and the formatting gets messed up and you can't read them.
link: I know the feeling. I use MS Sans Serif bold (yeah, I don't use fixwidth fonts for programming, switched 20 years ago and has never looked back), and,

Slightly confused .. looking at your question here that went unreplied, it would appear you wish to use Roboto-Thin ttf. https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/how-to-access-styles-for-the-standard-font.72699/#post-462415 Yet in another thread you received an answer how to achieve this (albeit a
link: I would like to enable the user to change font in y app. I searched the forum to find a way to change font dynamically in an EditText, as opposed to
link: Mangojack, I see you have gathered all I need to do what I want to do. Since 2016, I had even forgotten about that answer. Thank you so much.

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