I¨m using 2.10.6 on Windows. I will update to 2.12, anyway I know
already know that the problem is caused by to small numbers for font
size. But it's strange that setting size=14 produces similar result as
font-size: 14px in HTML/CSS. This is what confused me. So the first 2
lines are on my
Vláďa wrote:
I¨m using 2.10.6 on Windows. I will update to 2.12, anyway I know
already know that the problem is caused by to small numbers for font
size. But it's strange that setting size=14 produces similar result as
font-size: 14px in HTML/CSS. This is what confused me. So the first 2
Vláďa wrote:
Thank you for your reply. I know I have to use set_use_markup(True).
All of the Pango markup attributes work for me except of font size. At
the top of the page you are referring there is an example:
span foreground=blue size=100Blue text/span
So I think my code is correct. The
Thank you for your reply. I know I have to use set_use_markup(True).
All of the Pango markup attributes work for me except of font size. At
the top of the page you are referring there is an example:
span foreground=blue size=100Blue text/span
So I think my code is correct. The problem is,
Vláďa wrote:
So I think my code is correct. The problem is, that the first value
(size=14) in my example is also used for the second line, although I
specified new size (size=10). The strange thing is that if I use
attributes like large or small then it works. Unfortunately my
English is
Hi,
I have a question regarding labels and Pango.
I want to use different sizes of font, but unfortunately it doesn't
work. If I use
self.label = gtk.Label('span size=14Text 1/span\nspan
size=10Text 2/span')
then only the first size definition (14) is taken into account. The
second line
Vláďa wrote:
Hi,
I have a question regarding labels and Pango.
I want to use different sizes of font, but unfortunately it doesn't
work. If I use
self.label = gtk.Label('span size=14Text 1/span\nspan
size=10Text 2/span')
then only the first size definition (14) is taken into account. The
