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Hi, this time I am having issue with the fonts there is something that I didn't get and I can't figure what I am doing wrong. This basic example work:
With this test where I am trying to mix different fonts, I got errors!
This is the output: After a week hitting my head I was able only to get the first correct result but I couldn't rendering the second proof. Thanks... 🙏 |
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You are quite close! The problem is that there is no Regular defined for the font family <DefineFontfamily fontsize="32" leading="32" name="tito">
<Bold fontface="CamingoCode-Bold" />
</DefineFontfamily>In line 28 you use: <Paragraph fontfamily="tito">
<Value select="@title" />
</Paragraph>which switches to the family So the solution is to also define the Regular shape: <DefineFontfamily fontsize="32" leading="32" name="tito">
<Regular fontface="CamingoCode-Regular" />
<Bold fontface="CamingoCode-Bold" />
</DefineFontfamily>So the full layout file is: <Layout xmlns="urn:speedata.de:2009/publisher/en"
xmlns:sd="urn:speedata:2009/publisher/functions/en">
<SetGrid nx="3" ny="2" />
<Trace grid="yes" textformat="yes" />
<Pageformat width="210mm" height="290mm" />
<LoadFontfile name="CrimsonPro-Regular" filename="CrimsonPro-Regular.ttf" mode="harfbuzz" />
<LoadFontfile name="CamingoCode-Bold" filename="CamingoCode-Bold.ttf" mode="harfbuzz" />
<DefineFontfamily fontsize="18" leading="24" name="para">
<Regular fontface="CrimsonPro-Regular" />
</DefineFontfamily>
<DefineFontfamily fontsize="32" leading="32" name="tito">
<Regular fontface="CamingoCode-Regular" />
<Bold fontface="CamingoCode-Bold" />
</DefineFontfamily>
<Record element="data">
<ProcessNode select="animals" />
</Record>
<Record element="animals">
<PlaceObject>
<Textblock width="1">
<Paragraph fontfamily="tito">
<Value select="@title" />
</Paragraph>
<ForAll select="item">
<Paragraph fontfamily="para">
<Value select="." />
</Paragraph>
</ForAll>
</Textblock>
</PlaceObject>
</Record>
</Layout> |
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@pgundlach Almost got it... The point is that I can't define a font and use it as is, can I? My initial goal was to use for the title only the BOLD type, naively I defined just it.
Never mind, working on the code I eventually understood, not matter what the regular face must be declared even though you do not load it... 🤦♂️ Thanks... 🙏 |
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Fonts that are not used don't have to be loaded / defined. So you probably use the font somewhere. |
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I don't know whether this might help, @Cicorione. When you define a font family, Publisher uses the regular font, unless you request bold, italics or bold italics. Publisher gives errors when a requested font cannot be found (since it is not defined, it cannot find it). In your case, you have two options:
Font families in Publisher have regular, italic, bold and bold italic fonts. You may define only those fonts that you use. By default, regular is used. If you need bold, italic or bold italic, you have to tag this in your code. I hope it is clear now. Let us know if it isn't. |
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I don't know whether this might help, @Cicorione.
When you define a font family, Publisher uses the regular font, unless you request bold, italics or bold italics.
Publisher gives errors when a requested font cannot be found (since it is not defined, it cannot find it).
In your case, you have two options:
Provide a only a regular font, such as in:
The regular font is marked by the
<Regular>element, not by thenameorfilename…