I'm trying to add ge-ss-two-medium font to my Arabic HTML Page but strangely enough I can only see the font getting actually changed in a letter or 2 while the whole remaining strings and numbers on my website are still on the default font

I've tried to get the font file from other websites assuming that the issue is in the file but the problem still the same also I checked that my url value with @fontface is correct. tried to open in from other browsers and still there

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We have issue with our Aspose Words .NET latest version (16.6.0). We have case where our MS Word 2013 created Template contains text that is gradient filled. There is gradient filled text in English and in Arabic. The Arabic text have to be written with Font (attached in the post). When we save this Word document as PDF with Aspose Words, the gradient fill of the Arabic text is missing and the text is saved as normal black text. If we

I have previously reported compete issue with gradient filled text when converted to PDF which you resolved (Text with gradient fill not saved in PDF output). But this obviously do not work with Fonts.

Thanks for your inquiry. After an initial test with Aspose.Words for .NET 16.6.0 over Windows 10, I was unable to reproduce this issue on my side (see attached 16.6.0.pdf). Please make sure that the following fonts are installed on your machine:

Thanks for the additional information. While using the latest version of Aspose.Words i.e. 16.6.0, we now managed to reproduce this issue on our end. We have logged this issue in our bug tracking system. The ID of this issue is WORDSNET-14009. Your request has also been linked to the appropriate issue and you will be notified as soon as it is resolved. Sorry for the inconvenience.

yes, i added my font to fonts folder in adaptable theme folder, and added the above css, it is not working. keep in mind, as i mentioned above, if first font-face added only, it is working fine, which means it is loaded and applied but when I add a second font-face (with same font-family value) it is not loaded (could not find it in browser network pane).

another note: i think i found the problem now, as shown in the snapshot attached, when moodle generates all.css file, it does not include unicode-range attribute in the font-face, which cause overriding the first font-face. now, the question is, why all.css does not include the attribute ?

Works for me in M3.8 in another theme in SCSS - this should not matter! Therefore where did you add the extra CSS in the theme? As given that you've typed 'font-weight: normal' and yet the 'all' you show has 'font-weight: 400' indicating that:

At that time, and even before 2005, Yahoo! Messenger and Camfrog, had also an impact in making me realize and took care of my written chat text color, size, and font, and trying to use something with different scheme from other users (chatters). I remember installing some application for Camfrog, that allowd me to use custom text color instead of the the predefined, fixed, list of colors built in Camfrog.

Back, when watching videos with subtitles, the defacto-standard videos application player at that time (before 2010s) was VLC (because it supports Arabic subtitles encoding, specifically, ISO 8859-6 or Windows-1256) and spending most of the time changing typefaces, till I get setteled on one. The last time I remeber was Palatino Sans Arabic, before the era of Cinemana.

There is something that needs to be confessed: In My old blog, there was an article written in 2014, lists some of Arabic Linotype fonts to be downloaded for free (hacked), and lots of them were designed by Nadine Chahine! It was the most viewed article on the blog. Now, it is archived since 2017. Apologies to Nadine (hoping my apologies be accepted ??).

While surfing the Web, a project on DeviantArt, called BahijVirtualAcademy, was having high-qulity Arabic fonts, and they were 99% the exact of the original (hacked) typefaces. Some fonts are still in use on apps developed by me. It turns out, the author, has little modified the original fonts, and then released them as Bahij+OriginalFontName.

For example, the TheSans typeface, is renamed to BahijTheSans, and Koufiya to BahijKoufiya (Koufiya is a typeface designed by Nadine Chahine).

My favorite typeface library on Android was Calligraphy, that changes the typeface for the whole app; for iOS, I was relying on a static file for labels. on Flutter, it is very easy, to set the typeface for the entire app, and no library is needed.

The first real use of typefaces was when starting (in my job) to develope mobile apps. There was a project, back in 2015, I remember how was I in love and satisfied with TheSans Arabic.

At that time, TheSans, was one of the best UI typefaces ever used. It is crisp-clear, compact but not narrow, elegant and different weights avaiable, and most importantly, it supports Arabic and English. The pirated version was used in the app (except for AlTameerHR, developed in years later, which uses Bahij TheSans). TheSans Arabic is not used today in apps designed and developed by me. A feeling of guilt when using it, and to be honest, it is outdated for me (but still, a great typeface).

BahijTheSans, as a replacement for TheSans Arabic, is currently used in AlTameerHR, and my intent is to replace BahijTheSans with other, free, or paid, but original typefaces (read above about Bahij_X_ typefaces).

Since TheSans was used for a previous project, my curiosity was if there is a better one, but with the same quality metrics as with TheSans.

After releasing the fist version of Cinemana for Android, and after many trials, I got satisfied using the light, bold and normal weights of Neue Helvetica Arabic font family. This font family is designed by Nadine Chahine. Back, in 2016, the pirated version was used.

The main reason I wanted to learn type design was to publish as many free and open-source typefaces, and to enrich the poorness (lack) of free Arabic typefaces in the area. I wanted more, high-quality typefaces, other than, TheSans, Neue Helvetica Arabic.

It was Ramadan, and some of the sessions was starting at 19:00, coincedentally to be the breakfast time here in Baghdad. I was hurring to finish my prayers as soon as possible and to prepare some lightweight food (dates, and water) to start joining the session, and not to be late.

Professionals are cursed with OCD :D. The first time I noticed Nadine enhancing a curve was taking long time; at first, it was out of her control, and was immersed deeply in it, and stops either when she realized it will take too long for her to get enhanced or until she get satisfied, and most times, not satisfied, and continue digging deeply with curves. And now I know how her typefaces are designed, with care and lots of time put for tiny edges and bump-free curves, all done with passion, emotion, and tensed deeply for each individual glyph.

Each glyph gets enhanced progressively. As you can see in the following image, the letter ain (), gets enhanced in the second line. The letter yeh-final ( ) also gets enhanced in the last line. This letter, yeh-final gets enhanced by Nadine. The next image has other glyphs, such as heh-final, reh, meem, noon, were all enhanced by her.

Before finishing this article, i need to conclude that, Arabic type design course adds a historic milestone to my interest and passion of Arabic type design (again, this is not an ad, but to state the fact). Gratitude to Dr. Nadine Chahine for making this course happens.

It's also possible(but unlikely) that you don't actually have the arial bold font file on your computer. To check, open a command prompt, move to c:\windows\fonts and type dir arial*.*. My computer show this

The 4 first files correspond to Arial regular, bold, bold italics and italics. If you only have the arial.ttf, then the others aren't installed. Note. You have to do this in a command window, because Windows applies a special format to the fonts directory in File Explorer and you can never show all font file names

You can still get a bold effect in programs like Word, without the specific files, the because the Windows font rendering system can use the regular font and simulate bold and italics. Though I'm not privy to the inner workings of the Alteryx rendering engine, I think it's probably trying to specify the font files to be included in the output document and can't find the arialdb.ttf file.

I will check if I have Arial bold installed. I was under the impression that if I could use it in my word document, I would have it installed on my pc. I will check that route on Monday, and I will definitely let you know. 152ee80cbc

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