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Multiple font style syntax help? - Macaroni Slick - 2022-04-24
Quick question, I have an approach question:
In an XML situation, for example: <style>uppercase</style>, what would be the syntax for uppercase AND bold? Or underline AND italics?
TIA
RE: Multiple font style syntax help? - Hitcher - 2022-04-24
https://kodi.wiki/view/Label_Formatting
RE: Multiple font style syntax help? - Macaroni Slick - 2022-04-25
Thanx, not quite...
Please and thank you.
Quick question:
Syntax for doing bold, italics uppercase in this situation?
Here is the example and context:
<font>
<name>font_mainmenu</name>
<style>uppercase</style>
<filename>Roboto-Regular.ttf</filename>
<size>30</size>
</font>
RE: Multiple font style syntax help? - Macaroni Slick - 2022-04-25
https://kodi.wiki/view/Skinning_Manual
Thanx to the skinning manual:
11.2.1 True type Fonts
True type fonts must have a .ttf suffix. For a true type font it is possible to define the size (default 20) and a style normal, bold, italics, or bolditalics. Frodo also includes lowercase or uppercase. Isengard includes capitalize. Jarvis includes lighten.
Note: Multiple styles can be used by separating them with a space.
Example:
<font> <name>font12</name> <filename>arial.ttf</name> <size>12</size> <style>uppercase lowercase capitalize bold lighten</style> <aspect>0.75</aspect> <linespacing>1.0</linespacing> </font>
Hope it helps someone else