There are different fonts available to use programmatically and also using the device setting, Generally programmers do use fonts in a way that keeping the font file in assets folder and then passing the font as resource to textviews.
I have a ttf font file in my assets folder. I know how to use it for textviews with: Typeface …
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android android-fonts android-typefaceI recently finished developing my android application. I used sp (Scaled pixels) for all textSize. The problem is when i …
android android-fontsI have Spannable object which I want to set its font by a custom font I have loaded before. Typeface …
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android android-fonts android-typefaceUsing the Fonts in XML feature you can specify various font weights for a font family. For example: <?xml …
android android-xml android-styles android-fontsHere is my code and screenshot I'm trying to set custom font typeface but Runtime exception occurs font asset not …
java android android-fontsSo we know from many other posts that we should use sp rather than dp for text in Android, and …
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