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AddItem(7,"Setting", FontToBitmap(Chr(0xe90a), IconsFont, 26, xui.Color_Black)) Fonts a bitmap 'Convert fonts a icon bitmap Public Sub FontToBitmap (FontText As String, FontType As B4XFont , FontSize As Int, FontColor As Int) As B4XBitmap Dim xui As XUI Dim p As B4XView = xui.CreatePan
link: Very very useful. (I translated read it) It should be in tutorial section to help new members too, hope Erel does it. Thanks a lot. Muy muy util. (Tr
link: Very nice! Thanks. Gracias.
link: You can upload other free font libraries and create a custom font mix. Sample: https://icons8.com/line-awesome licensed: 120693

Using custom fonts on labels and canvases. Demo code attached. 156972
link: Another example of combinations. Dim TextFont As B4XFont = GetTypeFont("Icip-AL3D2.ttf", 48) DrawTextWithOutline("Hello, World!", 100, 100, 1,

Value = Y scale value. RemovePointData (Index As Int) As String removes the data of the point with the given index SetBarMeanValueFormat (MinimumIntegers As Int, MaximumFractions As Int, MinimumFractions As Int, GroupingUsed As Boolean) sets a custom numberformat for the bar mean line value, values
link: Can you try the attached xChart.b4xlib version 9.2 I added a SetCustomFont(CustomFontName, CustomFontScale) method. In B4J CustomFontName can be ether
link: I use custom font SimHei.ttf in my desktop app.
link: Hi @klaus, Is it possible to update the library to set the Font as B4XFont with code ? xChart1.Font = xui.CreateFont(Font.CreateNew2("MyCustomFont.

B4XView: tf.Font = xui.CreateFont(fx.LoadFont(...), 14) Only B4A supports adding fonts inside the designer.
link: Try doing it with the code (if you haven't already tried!!), putting the font file in the Files folder. Dim jo As JavaObject = myTextField jo
link: Hi, I have placed the font files as per a post by Erel. But the fonts do not appear in the font selection area. I have restarted b4j but still no luc
link: I put in the code you suggested after loading the page and restarted the app but the font did not change to the new one Private cmbCustomerList As B

THIS version is no longer updated and supported. You can continue to use it if you want. Or try the new version with rewritten methods and new features IMPORTANT depends on SD CreativeBackGround (0.06+) library which must be downloaded MaterialIcon font for special characters must be loaded. Use:
link: Update 0.07 Now the special keys are created with the MaterialIcons font. Remember to load the font by selecting this command: SD_Keyboard1.SpecialKe
link: I always get the error *** MaterialIcons font is missing use this command: SD_Keyboard1.SpecialKeyFont = xui.CreateMaterialIcons (16) even if its a
link: You can use the Font property to determine a different Font or language font. Obviously the TextFiled (or EditText) must have the same character 1256

V1.71 adds support for custom fonts. Example: TextEngine.CustomFonts.Put("italic",xui.CreateFont(Typeface.CreateNew(Typeface.DEFAULT, Typeface.STYLE_ITALIC), 10)) 'size not important BBCodeView1.Text = $"Example of using custom font. We can also change its size."$ Cross platform italic font: Su
link: 1.50 - Large update. New BBLabel custom view. This is the lightweight version of BBCodeView. It is not scrollable and doesn't handle events. - TextEng

131658 It doesn't matter whether a view is declared as B4XView or not. It doesn't affect the behavior. The case here is a bit more complicated as TextField doesn't have a font property and it must be set with a CSS attribute. Apparently referencing external fonts must be done with a CSS file: @f
link: How to change the font of the B4XFloatText field to a custom font loaded from the dirassets folder and created using xui createfont? Using the sample
link: Thanks for the solution. For completeness = attached the project.

Add the font to the layout files and set it in the Typeface property: https://www.b4x.com/basic4android/images/SS-2017-10-25_18.53.36.png
link: Is possibile to add custom font in designer? Thanks!
link: Thank you, it works!

Then add this following code to apply custom font CreateResource(values, theme.xml, <resources> <style name="MyTheme" parent="Theme.AppCompat.Light.NoActionBar"> <item name="android:fontFamily">@font/CustomFontStyle</item> <item name="fontFamily">@font/CustomFontStyle</item>
link: Android docs doesn't specify the fonts that it supports.When Android dislikes a custom font, rather than raising an Exception, it seems to substitute
link: What type of font file is accepted? What extensions does the file of the font must have? ttf or something else?

139055 Dim FontFile As String = "vermidirouge 1.0.ttf" Dim s As String = $" <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <meta name="viewport" content="initial-scale=1.0" /> <style> @font-face { Font-family: 'VermidiRouge'; src: local('VermidiRouge'),url('${FontFile}') format('opentype'); } </style> </he
link: Excellent, it was this part of the puzzle that I needed to get it to work. Thanks! src: local('VermidiRouge'),url('${FontFile}') format('opentype');
link: So I have an app with a custom font. In this app I use a webview. I thought I could specify the custom font in the html and use it that way. But I'm n

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