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Using custom fonts with Bibles
Oliver Tseng edited this page Feb 28, 2021
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UBA supports fonts for specific Bibles. You can either use a built-in font or a ttf file.
Create an empty file in the htmlResources/fonts folder with the name of the font with ".builtin" extension.
For example, if you want to use the "Edwardian Script ITC" font, create an empty file with the filename "Edwardian Script ITC.builtin" in the fonts folder.
To get the list of built-in fonts:
- Windows - go to Control Panel and fonts
- Mac - open the "Font Book" application
- Linux - open the "Fonts" application
Place your ttf font in the htmlResources/fonts folder.
In UBA menu, select "Modify Database". Select the Bible you want and then select the font.
Now when you view that Bible, it will use that font.
Currently, fonts only apply to reading a Bible and not to verse comparisons across multiple Bibles.
Font sizes can also be adjusted. Some examples values:
- smaller
- larger
- x-small
- x-large
- 12 px
- 0.8 em
- 80%
- 150%