I have developed a website for local evening news paper which is in telugu language. I have used to display and i'm using lekhini.org or branah.com website to generate telugu text by using general english typing. Everything is working fine and displaying perfectly if i'm using the generated text but my client using anu script manager and apple font, if they copied that text to website its not showing, instead it is showing some special characters. here is the screenshot i took, in the top line flash news it showing special characters which is a telugu text typed in quark express software using apple keyboard. remaining content was typed in lekhini.org website. please help me how to display the text written from apple font. Thanks in advance
You cannot copy the apple font or ANU fonts text directly to html as browsers do not support those fonts. Try to convert the ANU fonts to unicode font before using in html.
There are many converters online. You can look at india government converter at www.cdac.in
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I need the text in the navigation bar and body to match the text at the top (the header). The text is called WindsorDemi.fog Cn. I downloaded it from fontzone.net and it seemed to work fine. In the body I have:
<p style="text-align:center;font-family:WindsorDemi.fog Cn">
<font size="4"> Welcome to daikininc.com! home of the world's greatest egg roll wrappers and noodles!
</font>
</p>
Just like I would do with any other font. I am using a dell latitude D630...is there a reason why the browser is not recognizing this font? I need the fonts to match. Thanks.
Check if the font name is correct:
font-family:WindsorDemi.fog Cn
That doesn't look right. It looks like you're using the file name instead. A simple guess could be:
font-family:Windsor
I believe that if you set the style to:
style="text-align:center;font-family:WindsorDemi"
...It may work on your computer.
However, if you publish this page to the world wide web, only people who also have installed that font will see it as you do. For web pages you are stuck using generic font families, see wikipedia, or using web fonts like for example google fonts or the many good options here.
that font format is not supported by your browser. download the supported format from this link, make sure you check the browsers and operating systems supported before downloading http://font.downloadatoz.com/download,84557,windsordemi.html
I manage a Japanese website for my company.
Because I live in Japan all of my devices have Asian fonts and language support installed. I know however that for example my mother has several devices that cannot read Japanese fonts and will display boxes and garble (from the US).
We have foreign customers and I'd love for an easy way to check what our English website looks like when a user -does not- have Asian fonts installed so I can see if there are any characters that are not carrying over properly.
Sometimes an apostrophe or a math symbol does not translate properly and leaves a funny space/box.
Thanks for any insight.
Easiest way would be to spin up a new virtual machine with an OS that does not have the support for Asian languages and use it to check the website.
I want to display Hindi language as a Label text in flex mobile application. I am using adobe flash builder 4.5
for that you need to consider the following:
Use UTF-8 file encoding in your project.
Use a font which supports Hindi chars.
I do not really understand what is your problem, maybe you can update your question.
For an international project I need to display korean letters/signs inside Flash.
Because most of the fonts that include the "asian unicode range" are too big to embed completely into the swf, I'm sticking with Malgun Gothic as a font. It's pre-installed on Windows (7 at least) so no need to load anything.
With my german Windows7 installation I can just say
new TextFormat('Malgun Gothic');
and it's displayed correctly but in Korea the font(-name) isn't recognized.
Anyone ever tried this?
I'd suggest loading a different font library for the different languages. This way you can save non-Korean users from the massive download. I have done something similar to this for Chinese using the technique outlined on my blog here
How can I create a website using Tamil Font instead of English?
You should be able to use Tamil by creating a site that uses UTF-8 as an encoding. Here's a web site that explains how:
http://tlt.its.psu.edu/suggestions/international/bylanguage/tamilchart.html