Default Font for language
9 years 1 month ago #1092
by yuewah
Default Font for language was created by yuewah
When set Main Term on each Localize Component, I have to set the same secondary term for the Font every time. Is it possible to have a Default Font for each language ?
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9 years 1 month ago #1094
by Frank
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Replied by Frank on topic Default Font for language
Hi,
As you probably did, to change the Font per language, you have to create a term of type Font and set the corresponding font for each language.
Then, to make a Localize component use that, you could set the Secondary Term to use that Term.
inter-illusion.com/tools/i2-localization...ge-font-per-language
However, it becomes tedious to change that for every Localize component. Fortunately, the plugin allows inferring the term by using the font's name.
So, if when creating your labels, you use a Font named "Arial", and then you create a term named "Arial" with all the fonts for each language, the Secondary term will use the name of the used font when no term was assigned.
Just create a term with the same name as the font you are using in the editor and leave the Secondary Term empty!
Also, you can add a tag to your texts if you want to change the font only for that text.
For example, if you want to use Arial font for the English in some Localize component, just add [ARIAL] in front of those translations.
e.g. "[ARIAL] This is a text"
Hope that helps,
Frank
As you probably did, to change the Font per language, you have to create a term of type Font and set the corresponding font for each language.
Then, to make a Localize component use that, you could set the Secondary Term to use that Term.
inter-illusion.com/tools/i2-localization...ge-font-per-language
However, it becomes tedious to change that for every Localize component. Fortunately, the plugin allows inferring the term by using the font's name.
So, if when creating your labels, you use a Font named "Arial", and then you create a term named "Arial" with all the fonts for each language, the Secondary term will use the name of the used font when no term was assigned.
Just create a term with the same name as the font you are using in the editor and leave the Secondary Term empty!
Also, you can add a tag to your texts if you want to change the font only for that text.
For example, if you want to use Arial font for the English in some Localize component, just add [ARIAL] in front of those translations.
e.g. "[ARIAL] This is a text"
Hope that helps,
Frank
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