fonts

问题 As the title says, I don't know if there is any possible way to do things like Bold, italics, fonts, text size in a batch file, and if I can have different values of them in the same file. This is something that is probably not possible, but if it is can someone tell me how? NOTE: I'm not looking to go into properties or what-not. I mean that it's something I can code in. 回答1: The two images below were created by a Batch file: The method used to create such images is fully described at this

问题 I have my own icon font, so I have 10 icons on it. The main problem is the following. 8 of them display well on the website, but 2 of them are displayed like the letter I gave them ( 'f' and 'e' ) For example, this is how I insert my icons .test-icon-user1:before {content: "\61";} .test-icon-user2:before {content: "\62";} .test-icon-user3:before {content: "\63";} .test-icon-user4:before {content: "\64";} .test-icon-user5:before {content: "\65";} .test-icon-user6:before {content: "\66";} .test

问题 I am having a mac app in which I have custom font which is not there in my custom font book of application folder in my mac. So, when an app launches, I checked it that if a font is installed in mac or not with the below code. NSArray *fonts = [[NSFontManager sharedFontManager] availableFontFamilies]; if ([fonts containsObject:@"Square721 BT"]) { NSLog(@"Fonts Available"); } else { NSLog(@"No fonts"); } Now, if the font is not already installed, how can I install it programmatically? 回答1: Add

问题 I am having a mac app in which I have custom font which is not there in my custom font book of application folder in my mac. So, when an app launches, I checked it that if a font is installed in mac or not with the below code. NSArray *fonts = [[NSFontManager sharedFontManager] availableFontFamilies]; if ([fonts containsObject:@"Square721 BT"]) { NSLog(@"Fonts Available"); } else { NSLog(@"No fonts"); } Now, if the font is not already installed, how can I install it programmatically? 回答1: Add

问题 I am having a mac app in which I have custom font which is not there in my custom font book of application folder in my mac. So, when an app launches, I checked it that if a font is installed in mac or not with the below code. NSArray *fonts = [[NSFontManager sharedFontManager] availableFontFamilies]; if ([fonts containsObject:@"Square721 BT"]) { NSLog(@"Fonts Available"); } else { NSLog(@"No fonts"); } Now, if the font is not already installed, how can I install it programmatically? 回答1: Add

问题 I am having a mac app in which I have custom font which is not there in my custom font book of application folder in my mac. So, when an app launches, I checked it that if a font is installed in mac or not with the below code. NSArray *fonts = [[NSFontManager sharedFontManager] availableFontFamilies]; if ([fonts containsObject:@"Square721 BT"]) { NSLog(@"Fonts Available"); } else { NSLog(@"No fonts"); } Now, if the font is not already installed, how can I install it programmatically? 回答1: Add

问题 I've peered into several references that very exhaustively or minimally (it's hard to tell) convey instructions on how to program a .pfa font type (purportedly obsolete since 2005) t1utils has a t1disasm.c programming disassembly tool written in C that is made for decoding postscript and related packaged font program and charstring dictionaries. Would anyone like to break this down, specifically, in terms of the components that do not remain constant? 回答1: You might find some components of

问题 I have a CListCtrl class that I'd like to be able to easily change the font size of. I subclassed the CListCtrl as MyListControl. I can successfully set the font using this code in the PreSubclassWindow event handler: void MyListControl::PreSubclassWindow() { CListCtrl::PreSubclassWindow(); // from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/85518 LOGFONT lf; // Used to create the CFont. memset(&lf, 0, sizeof(LOGFONT)); // Clear out structure. lf.lfHeight = 20; // Request a 20-pixel-high font strcpy(lf

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问题 My site is almost totally designed in "em" (as opposed to px). It is supposed to be much better for modern browsers. Most of the text is font-size:1em. 1em = 16px by default, I didn't specify it. But I have some content where font-size is 1.2em and other which is 0.8em (for example for H1 or for small buttons). The issue with "em" is that it re-scale all the sizes of an element (margin, padding, height...) according to the font-size. I have the specific code in my CSS: /* Reset */ html [and