Tutorial by Topics: font

Icon Fonts are like normal font types that have symbols instead of letters. It can be used in your application with at-most ease. They are: Flexible Scalable Vectors Fast Processable Light Weight Accessible Effect on Size Exporting an image in various sizes for android devices would c...

Resources to look at: Xamarin Styles Using custom fonts on iOS and Android with Xamarin.Forms Custom Renderers Resource Dictionaries Attached Properties

FontAwesome is a set of 600+ vector icons. It is freely available under OFL/MIT-License and may be used in open-source or commercial-projects..

In the first versions of iText, there was only one font class: Font. With this font, you could create a Font object for fourteen fonts from five font families: Helvetica (regular, bold, oblique, bold-oblique), Times Roman (regular, bold, italic, bold-italic), Courier (regular, bold, oblique, bold...

SVG Fonts are not directly supported by Browsers any more. Still they are very convenient for programmatically generating fonts such as symbol fonts or barcode fonts. There are many tools out there that allow you to convert svg fonts to any other font format. Here is a list of tools you can use ...

NSFont is the object that provides Mac applications with glyph information and font characteristics to be used for primarily for display. You'll learn how to create and use NSFont objects in a variety of ways, both common and uncommon.

This section provides an overview of what fonts is, and why a developer might want to use it. It should also mention any large subjects within fonts, and link out to the related topics. Since the Documentation for fonts is new, you may need to create initial versions of those related topics. ...

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UIFont is a class that is used for getting and setting font-related information. It inherits from NSObject and conforms to Hashable, Equatable, CVarArg and NSCopying.

The following examples show how to retrieve the default names of the system fonts that are store in the /system/fonts/ directory and how to use a system font to set the typeface of a TextView element.