I am generating one PDF in ruby on rails
filename is abc.html.haml
the file contains Japanese characters that I have copied from a word document.
Now the problem is that some Japanese characters in pdf are displayed with bold style but I have not added any Style or CSS for the characters.
This makes my PDF look uneven some characters are normal some are bold.
If anyone can help me
Thank you in advance
As it can be seen in screenshot some characters are bold
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I'm trying to create a table with jsPDF , my table contain non Latin words and they come out look like gibberish.
I tried add the language and changing the font but nothing worked.
doc.addFont('notosans-fontface')
doc.setFont('notosans-fontface')
doc.setLanguage('ar')
I see that XLIFF specification allows applying rich text formatting, and it even provides examples using xlf:b (bold) and xlf:i (italic). So that it can be used like this:
<source>A line of text in<pc type="fmt" subType="xlf:b">paragraph</pc>.</source>
What I can't find is how to correctly apply both bold and italic at the same time?
Any help greatly appeciated.
Good morning all.
I have a question about handle of TRichEdit.
In a TRichEdit I have a text with several riched formats (Bold, Italic, Underline) like this:
Can I have the possibility of know the style of each character in the Edit, for instance, the first 's' has no format, the first 'r' has a bold format, the second 'a' has italic format, and the fourth 'a' has underline format?
The purpose of this question is for convert this text to HTML tags. I tried many functions on Internet and no one works for me.
I appreciate your help so much.
I am having issue with character encoding for displaying text files in UIWebView. I am using utf8 encoding but if i create a text file using ansi format then if characters appears as boxes. Is there any way to generalize this for all text files
The results when rendering Chinese text in UITableViewCell look pretty bad:
I think this is because of the fallback font rendering behaviour: the locale is English, but I'm rendering Simplified Chinese text.
I think this behaviour is because the system Helvetica only has glyphs for certain of the characters in the text.
Is there any way I can set the fallback Chinese font so that it renders English text in Helvetica, but Chinese text in a given font that has all of the Simplified glyphs?
It’s because of the wrong language precedence. If you set your preferred language order as English, 简体中文, the issue would not be exist.
For example, “允” is a shared character between Chinese and Japanese. If the system doesn’t know the correct language order, it might choose the wrong font for that character, in this case, a Japanese font.