Does anyone know how I can add a new custom font into visual studio and then be able to select it from the properties menu?
Example I add Poppins font, install into OS. I want to be able to edit a labels font to that new font in the properties screen. I do not want to do it programmably.
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I am implementing drag and drop for a UWP application and all is working well, except for the Font on the DragUI caption.
I have DragUIOverride.IsCaptionVisible = True and DragUIOverride.Caption = "My Text String",
but does anyone know how to change the font? My application uses a unique font and the system font stick out like a sore thumb.
(On a similar vein, I had the same issue with ToolTips, but figured out how to set a new style for ToolTip in <Application.Resources>, but I cant seem to find anything (i.e. a TargetType) for the DragUI text.)
Any help appreciated.
Can the Font for a UWP Drag and Drop (DragUI) caption be changed?
I'm afraid, you can't change the font style for DragUIOverride.Caption, currently, there is not such api to change Caption font, it was manage by the system. And you could post your requirement with windows feed back hub.
And we have a workaround that use SetContentFromBitmapImage method insert text image to replace DragUIOverride.Caption. For more please refer XamlDragAndDrop code sample
I've added some custom fonts to the project:
The fonts are added to the target, are included in the "Copy Bundle Resources" list, and are also added to Info.plist under Fonts Provided by Application.
However, those fonts don't show correctly in the Interface Builder. It shows the font family (CentraleSans), but gives me only 2 font choices for that family.
Moreover, the actual font IB ends up using seems random (the final selection can be CentraleSansBold or CentraleSansBook, or other ones, for the same family/font values I pick). Notice how in the screenshot above it says "CentraleSansBook", even though that was not an option in the drop down list. Is this an IB bug?
OK, I found a way to make it work. I had to install the custom fonts on my Mac. Double-click on the font file in Finder, then click "Install Font". After that the font will appear in the drop down list in IB.
In my program, my default font is fit to small windows but user can maximize windows and then all font is too small when user do that. I would like to increase all font size in all page of my program when user maximize a windows. I can change size for each text but there are too many text that i need to change. Is there any command to change all font in my program ??
Thank you.
If you have not messed about with the fonts in the controls, then they should all be linked via their ParentFont property. So all you have to do is assign a new font to the form they are on and they'll all happily follow suit.
Note you'll need to get your controls resizing properly as well.
Can someone outline the procedure to use custom fonts in Xcode's attributes builder. I was hoping to use the .storybuild file (not using code) to create a UILabel with the custom font "Delicious". I downloaded the .otf file, added it to the Font Book, copied the font file into the project folder in Xcode, added "Fonts provided by application" with the font name to the -file.plist. But I still cannot see the font in the attributes builder drop down font list. Do I need to do anything else?
PS: I am using Xcode 4.5.
I don't believe you can get custom fonts to show in the dropdown in interface builder. IB only shows fonts available on the device OS you are targeting. If you want to use custom fonts, you will have to set them in some code.
http://kgriff.posterous.com/45359635
Has anyone managed to modify the default font size for a AutoComplete TextBox, Windows Forms.
No, the underline Windows API does not have an option to change the font size. If you need to customize the suggest list's appearance you need to implement autocomplete by yourself.
Suggested reading:AUTOCOMPLETEOPTIONS