I am using Xcode 11.3.1 and My current app is in Objective c.
I was using Launch Image earlier and Now, I have moved to LaunchScreen.storyboard. When I select "LaunchScreen.storyboard" as my Launch Screen, App custom Font stop working.
I have set custom font in "Main.storyboard" and Even on some controller I have set custom font using code (UIFont) class.
When I check in "Main.storyboard", all controller have custom font, but at run time it changed and it looks like it using system font (not sure for this, but font is not custom which I set in storyboard).
I have read, If we use "LaunchScreen.storyboard" then custom font will not work on "LaunchScreen.storyboard", but I am using custom font in code and "Main.storyboard".
I am not sure why all fonts are changed, Can anyone know and help me to use custom font?
Edit:
I have verified in Build Phase, font is available there and I have try to print them as well from App Delegate, it is printing font in console as well.
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I am making a Profit and loss calculator.
I assigned a custom font to text field and ran the app in the simulator.
when the app ran it for no reason changed the font.
Here are the images:
While building the interface
And When i run the app, Font Changed!
What should I do?
Create #property for each object and then set the font for each label/textfield in viewDidLoad.
How can we set font to a label in launch Screen, i have tried of setting custom fonts through storyboards. The font is applied and seen in the storyboard but when i launch the app i am not able to see the font applied.
How to overcome this problem.
Even though it may appear like you can in Xcode 6, you can't specify a custom font for the launch screen, since the launch screen is shown before your fonts load. Create an image of your text and use that.
#kool kims,
its simple,
Directly go to LaunchScreen.xib then Select Label & Change its Property From Right side of Menu ..
//For More Click Link to See -
http://i.stack.imgur.com/nrRPM.png
You need add .xib file how Launch Screen File and add your design to it.
"I have my custom fonts working fine when they are running on the simulator, but is there any way to view custom fonts in the storyboard itself while I'm working? My text doesn't match the size of the default font so I have to keep compiling and running the code and eyeing the correct size by trial and error over and over.
I've seen a few questions hit on this, but it's just bringing up how to upload custom fonts."
I have copied paste this question from Viewing Custom Text in Xcode Storyboard since it describes exactly what I am having trouble with but he had XCode 4 and I have the 5th version. Is there any solution for the XCode 5?
Unfortunately this is a well established bug. Custom fonts do not appear correctly in Interface Builder. You should file an enhancement request with Apple. Until they fix it, you'll just have to live with it.
Using Xcode 5.1.1, iOS SDK 7.1, this problem can be reproduced as follows:
Create a new single view project
In the main storyboard, add a Text View and make it of type Attributed in the Attributes Inspector
Set the text to be something like "test text", and format the second word to be bold, so that it reads "test text"".
Run the app in the simulator
On the iOS7 simulator, the text is shown with the proper formatting. However, if you set the project Deployment Target to be iOS6 and run this on the iOS6 simulator, the formatting is lost.
I need to be able to set this in the storyboard or XIB itself, not in code, since I have to copy and paste a lot of formatted text.
Is this an Xcode/iOS6 bug or am I doing something wrong?
Did you try to set the given view compatibility to iOS6 (click to the view of the controller and then check the File Inspector)?
How can I add a custom font (by custom i mean, the font that dont exist in xcode) in font selector which comes through XIB?
I have added the font to the bundle and added it to the plist. I can use the font programmatically but I want to use it through XIB.
Xcode uses the fonts installed on the computer. Add the font to your ~/Library/Fonts folder or double click the font and install it using Font Book.
The font selector in Xcode also allows you to type directly into it. I imagine you can type whatever font you want here and it will work at run time if the font is found, but to use it during development I'm pretty sure you need to have it installed.
If you're looking for a WYSIWYG preview of a custom font in Interface Builder, this isn't possible (even in Xcode 5).
Like you mentioned, you may continue to set the font programmatically.