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MyCard is a display sans serif font of modernist spirit, where uppercase letters take the height of the lowercase letters (unicase), where only ascending and descending exceed the x-height. MyCard is ideal for creating logos, packaging, labels, advertising and short titles, in texts produced interesting textures. MyCard comes in three weights Regular, Bold and Black.

Hello, I was trying to figure out how to make my anatomy cards on Anki and I was wondering about some formatting questions. I am relatively okay with the actual formatting of my cards, I am just wondering about how I would change up the color of some of my text. In the table I inserted on the back of my card, I would like to change the first column that includes the titles for the information presented in the next row (muscle, proximal attachment, distal attachment, action, innervation). I would like to know how to change the color of the text, the background of the cell, and how to bold those words. Could there be a way to make the colors of the different cells in the first column to be different, so the first row could be red and the next green perhaps?

I am using a dynamic textbox so that I can get a year on year comparison in my card which shows a percentage. However the font size of the year on year value is the same as the previous months value. I want to try to create a beast mode that will change the font size of this '%_change percent' so the value will look like a second metric. I have been trying to filter it on max and min date, however I can't get this to work. I just want a year on year comparison but I want the value to be smaller than the previous months value and it to be also formatted in red and green depending on if it is above or below 0. Any help would be appreciated.

My original line of thinking was that if you had a font in your system named with a heavier weight, then this would work, but upon testing further, I'm finding it very hard to find some good candidates for you. Even checking through my list of installed fonts has very mixed results.

As you've already observed, you can "override" the text value for font family that gets set in the background via theming, but this will only work if the user has the font installed on their system. David Eldersveld's blog post from 2018 about it is still regarded as the current way to work around this, along with the highlighted caveats.

Regarding font weight, there is no property in the pane for this for core visuals, so you can't set it via theming. You can confirm what's available in the JSON file specification - note that there is no fontWeight property in the list for any components.

For this to be supported, MS would need to add such a property anywhere a complimentary font family dropdown exists in the pane and bind it into the appropiate CSS properties for any affected elements in the visual. Here's an idea for this functionality you can add your vote to. If these properties do eventually become availble, then they would be in theming also.

So, not only I want some fields to have bigger text (like Title fields) as I want to be able to say a particular step is IMPORTANT by checking a box, and then the text of that step will have a larger font than other steps.

I just tried in a brand new kanban board.

Created it via command Kanban: Create new Board

I added 2 via add card when in kanban mode, switched to markdown and added one more card, switch to kanban and I see them all properly complete with the bold titles.

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You can simply ink blend over all of the sentiments, like I did with my Thank You card, or you can add the shadow piece behind your sentiment to make one sentiment pop out and become the focal point. I also added a little bit of ink blending through a stencil on the sides for some bold stripes to pop against the colors on the card.

I am having exactly this problem -- is there a solution to change the font size on the actual "Info" page of contacts? Accessibility only changes the font of the contacts list, which is helpful, but is the smaller part of the problem. Seems like there should at least be a way to "zoom" on the text of the info page...but "pinching" the screen does not work either.

I too am finding that the font size used int he Cntacts info pages is too small. As a very clunky work around I find I have to copy the info Iam looking for (one field at a time) and paste it into Notes. There is no zoom or Magnify functionality

I also have a set of business cards that are a smaller font size, which were designed with a template from Staples. I created the design on my iPad because it is easier to zoom in on sections of the page with a pinch-to-zoom gesture, and I can position the screen closer to my face than a traditional computer.

When designing business cards for low vision, I recommend avoiding decorative and cursive fonts, as these are more difficult for people with vision loss and assistive technology programs to read. My favorite fonts for visually impaired readers include:

Hey everyone. Welcome back to the blog. Today we are playing with the Hero Arts Bold Prints. I absolutely love the Gingko Leaves Bold Print for a stunning background for my card. If you are new to Hero Arts bold prints, they are definitely a product you want to have in your stash to create cards.

So you found one font that has the same problem in other software and you mark the thread as solved? Dvaliao have you read the whole thread where users give examples of fonts that work well elsewhere, but not in figma?

Since this is not an ideal outcome, are there any plans on the roadmap to solve this problem? Even popular system & open source fonts (Segoe UI, IBM Plex) have a baseline that sits well below (or above) the center of whole vertical size. Which makes it very cumbersome for designers to center align text with other elements and inside of elements.

All fonts should be accessible for use in Figma, not just the choice few that have a baseline which sits at or near center. My fingers are crossed for a swift and elegant solution because the problems generated by the concious choice to center by whole vertical size results in a solution that is very upstream to the values at Figma.

I downloaded the Trello Cards Optimizer and I've been bolding my card titles for some time, but I recently noticed that the card titles are no longer displaying in bold. When I type **This Is My Card Title** instead of displaying This is My Card Title, it displays **This Is My Card Title**. Anyone else having this problem? Suggestions?

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