Double check these things:
1) The TextFormat::font must be set to the linkage id of the embedded
font, not the font's original name (i.e. BigBoldTreb, not Trebuchet MS).
2) set TextField::embedFonts property to true.
3) call TextField::setTextFormat *after* text is assigned to the TextField.
Aaron,
Are you aiming for all the text to be bold, or just a selection set by a
TextFormat object or HTML?
I would be happy to look at an example of what you're tying to do if you
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Always hard to debug font issues with my
, 2006 2:22 AM
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Help Formating/Styling Dynamic Text
rw,
I have tried two techniques for embedding my fonts:
1. In the library panel, choosing New Font, and selecting my font
(Arial, bold, 12pt).
2. In the properties panel, selecting my font and choosing embed
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Help Formating/Styling Dynamic Text
rw,
I have tried two techniques for embedding my fonts:
1. In the library panel, choosing New Font
When I dynamically load text into a dynamic textfield using xml the
text does not remain bold. How can I get the dynamic text to be bold?
Thanks in advance,
Aaron
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This typically happens when you have not embedded the bold variant of
the font (assuming your dynamic textfield is using embedded fonts).
-rw
Aaron Roberson wrote:
When I dynamically load text into a dynamic textfield using xml the
text does not remain bold. How can I get the dynamic text to
rw,
I have tried two techniques for embedding my fonts:
1. In the library panel, choosing New Font, and selecting my font
(Arial, bold, 12pt).
2. In the properties panel, selecting my font and choosing embed and
selecing a-zA-Z.
Neither of these methods are working :(
The first method does
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