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I use "Gotham" font on it and i cant get a russian font of it.

I use a "transfonter" to convert from ttf to woff and woff2. and the default value of "subsets" is "all", so it should give me all types of fonts, unless the original ttf doesnt have the russian characters.

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Designers asked if Gotham could take on new typographic roles, and we listened. Gotham Narrow reimagines Gotham as a space-efficient text face, handily succeeding in the confines of the narrow text column without looking squeezed. With the silhouette of a classic headline series, Gotham Extra Narrow is a practical choice for sizes both large and small, with an ample character set that recommends it to information-dense environments. Gotham Condensed features nine weights from Thin to Ultra, including a number of features unusual in condensed fonts, starting with matching italics in every weight.

hi @Zeeshan_Mehboob and welcome to WF Forum. From what I see there is problem with your Gotham font family.

Here is video with some recommendation you can check to make it work. It is definitely not macOS or iOS issue.

I use Inkscape 1.2.1 64bit on a windows 10 machine and I have Ghostscript 10.01.1 installed to work on EPS and PDFs. I have to transform a template PDF to slightly different content, which includes to change text. The original text is supposed to be Gotham Medium, according to our corporate design. But if I compare the new text that I wrote with Gotham Medium to it, it looks nothing alike. The new text is much more bold, fat even. Also, I noticed that the font Gotham Book, which has a style called "normal", can't be shown in this normal style. It is always italic. I attach a screenshot with the coporate design template left and my inkscape environment right (I had to cut some parts out).

This was a good hint, but now I am even more confused. So i uninstalled anything gothic related on my device and made sure to get the font from our server, which has to be official. Now it seems even more broken, styles are assigned completely wrong and the problem persists. Maybe I have to investigate more into this direction. Thank you for the hint.

Tried it on my Ubuntu 22.4.2 LTS machine, with the "legit" font set from our server, and guess what - same error. I get the feeling that the Gotham font itself is cursed. The one I had installed before, the new, supposedly legit one, they all behave very strange. In some programs like Adobe Acrobat or MS Word they work, in other ones they don't.

I run into the same issue - but didnt notice as Im not using the Text and Font panel. From the look at the converted text Im pretty sure its an original, but I lost track over my font collection which started in the late 80ties when they were available+delivered via CD-Roms only at the time.

The main purpose that most of the people out there like this font is its uniqueness and creativity. Designers would just love to use its creative design in their projects and make them more professional and user-friendly.

If you look at the design of gotham black font then you will be able to see that it has very different variations like a person who wants to use a rounded font can easily use this font. There is a font called univers font that can also fulfill your needs or if someone wants to use a light or ultra font can also use it in their design and even make them more advanced and clean than ever before.

It is very light font for many designers and many of them always go for this font and consider it as a similar font to gotham because it has a similar appearance and will fulfill all the requirements of users that they would like to see in a specific font.

This is a second font that is going to fulfill your requirements. One of the biggest reason of using this font is to create a stylish and responsive web design. If you are a web designer and would love to design WordPress themes and templates then a font like avenir font can be an ideal choice for your web design project.

Along with it, Gotham rounded font also very popular and can be used in different web designs. If you are also looking for something unique then you can try using this font as it comes with many advanced features.

Gotham Font is a Sans-serif font created by American designer Tobias Frere Jones and Jesse Ragan. It was released in 2000 with a broad design comprising wide x-height and founded by a New York foundry, Hoefler & Co. Since its release, it has been extensively used and is visible in different notable places. Want to make something surprising then combine this typeface with The Tropical Script Font a great script typeface with an amazing ligature.

The Gotham font family was released with ten fonts and complementary italic styles, encompassing serif and sans-serif letterforms. The Gotham font family consists of eight weights with four widths: Regular, Bold, Black, and Extra Black.

I can get Gotham .OTF fonts working ok in Adobe applications (Photoshop, Illustrator), Microsoft Office Applications (Word, Excel, Outlook) and Archicad. But I cannot get the Gotham fonts to appear in AutoCAD.

if the OTF is a TrueType outline, it should work. If it's a Postscript Outline OTF font,it won't be recognized in Acad. I dont' know anythiong about Gotham, but what do you get if you right click on the font and select Open (or double-click)?

A serif typeface may be more appropriate in limited contexts that call for more traditional or formal design. The primary sans serif font family for MSU is Garamond. When Garamond is unavailable, Times New Roman is the next most appropriate option.

These typefaces may be used as substitutes for the primary brand typefaces. Because Gotham and Liberator are not standard fonts on most computers, the typeface substitutions identified below should be used when creating documents or presentations intended to be shared in their native file formats (i.e., not designed and saved as PDF documents).

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When I use this font it is displaying only the italic version and the bold/italic are greyed out so I can't turn them off. I don't even have the italic variation loaded for this. Ideas? Thanks in advance.

It's almost impossible to diagnose problems like this in the context of this forum, as there's no way to determine what the cause is without more information, possibly an examination of the fonts installed on your system. That's why my signature says to address any font issues to Support.

That said, you could look in the files fonts.ini, fonts.err, and fonts.update.err, in the folder "/Library/Preferences/PTI/FusionPro". The fonts.ini file will list which fonts are loaded, and the .err files will have some information about how the fonts ended up grouped the way they are. You could attach those files (though not the actual font files) here, but again, as my signature notes, I won't really be able to look at them unless you go through Support.

First, I don't see the fonts.ini file anymore in the Fusion Pro folder. Didn't that go away with later versions? If not, maybe I'm looking in the wrong place? I'm in Library/Application Support/PTI/Fusion Pro.

Second... I have all the variations of Gotham loaded. They are OTF fonts in case that matters. I have also tried making sure JUST the Bold and Medium are loaded (which are all I need) and that still doesn't work. Fusion Pro still sees the Bold as Bold-Italic (it calls it bold but actually renders italic).

Maybe. Like I said, you could post the fonts.ini file here. But you can't post font files here. So it's all trying to look at your system through a keyhole. Support can set up a remote session to look at your computer if needed.

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Gotham is one of the most well-known typefaces of our time. It was designed by Tobias Frere-Jones and based on lettering found around New York. The urban landscape inspiration and the perfect basic engineering of each character have made Gotham one of the most used typefaces of the early 21st century. Gotham is one of the latest geometric sans serif fonts to take on the world. e24fc04721