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Hi Carl,


suffix *.ttf of your used font file points to a TrueType font. That's against EPUB 3 specifications:


 


"EPUB 3 **requires** Reading Systems to support the **OpenType** and **WOFF font formats** for embedded fonts in conjunction with the CSS @font-face rules."


Source:


<http://idpf.org/epub/30/spec/epub30-changes.html#sec-new-changed-embedded-fonts>


 


Regards,  
Uwe Laubender


( ACP ) i would say that rightfont 3 is probably the best paid font manager for the mac. looks great, has all the features one needs these days and is made for modern macs. the old faves suitcase fusion and fontexplorer x pro are pricey with a dated ui. The easiest way is to set it up on your keyboard. If you are on a windows PC go into Settings, Time and Language, Language, Options, Add Keyboard, and then add Scottish Gaelic.


Then if you click ENG on the bottom right of your windows screen it'll give you the option to swap. The shortcut for writing a grave accent above a vowel is to hit the apostrophe button followed by a vowel. à è ì ò ù >> get(groot,'defaultaxescolororder')
 ans =
 0 0.4470 0.7410
 0.8500 0.3250 0.0980
 0.9290 0.6940 0.1250
 0.4940 0.1840 0.5560
 0.4660 0.6740 0.1880
 0.3010 0.7450 0.9330
 0.6350 0.0780 0.1840
 >> 

the letter monikers for colors are the pure colors, 'b' --> [0 0 1], etc., ... if you’re talking about easel…

select the text that you want to change

go to the cut shape tab

click on the shape tab and look at the bottom of the tab and you will see the font name that you have selected

you can pick the font you want.

hope that’s what you were talking about

good luck

russe… pretty simple to do, just select the tabs element which currently has no style to it. add a style and click the center align button for typography. easy peezy. hello, try to use the following css code.

you can add css code in customize → additional css section.

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=press+start+2p');

#masthead .mainnav ul li a {

font-family: 'press start 2p', cursive !important;

}

please feel free to ask any other ques… sure:

[tessus/joplin-custom-css/blob/master/dark/userchrome.css#l150-l152](https://github.com/tessus/joplin-custom-css/blob/master/dark/userchrome.css#l150-l152)

div.editor-toolbar div button {

display: none !important;

} No, there are quite a few by my count. I actually have a list I use to keep track of them all for various programming purposes on this site. Here's the list I have:


* Pichu (Spiky-eared form, HGSS-only)
* Unown
* Castform
* Burmy (but the Wormadam forms it evolves into *do* have different stats to each other)
* Cherrim
* Shellos/Gastrodon
* Arceus (each Plate technically gives it a different form)
* Basculin
* Deerling/Sawsbuck (seasonal forms)
* Keldeo
* Genesect (with Drives)
* Vivillon
* Flabebe/Floette/Florges (except for the unreleased Eternal Flower Floette which has higher stats)
* Furfrou (the various hairstyle "Trims")
* Meowstic (more of a gender difference than form, but they are technically different and have different learnsets)
* Xerneas (Neutral/Active Modes)
* Oricorio
* Alolan Rattata (but not Alolan Raticate)
* Alolan Vulpix (but not Alolan Ninetales)
* Alolan Geodude/Graveler/Golem
* Alolan Grimer/Muk
* Alolan Marowak


Also, the alternate Rotom forms have the same stats as each other, but different to the base form. This is simply handwriting. Best to look for a tattoo artist who does proper lettering rather than starting with a font.