Android Global use of third-party fonts

To the app global font mainly divided into two aspects to introduce

First, to set a third-party font to the native interface

1. Getting ready to work-download third-party fonts: Portal

Put the file in the Project assets directory. (General personal custom name a file folder to put the font file, you can also directly into the root directory, but remember to change the reference path)

　　　　

2. Code implementation

A, custom application, replace the font of the third party with the current system default font

　　　　

B. Define Style

　　　　

<style name= "Apptheme.noactionbar" >        <item name= "Windowactionbar" >false</item>        <item name= "Windownotitle" >true</item>        <item name= "Android:typeface" > Monospace</item></style>

C, set the settings in the manifests file application

　　　　

<application        android:name= ". Application. Weexapplication "        android:allowbackup=" true "        android:icon=" @drawable/app_icon "         Android:label= "@string/app_name"        android:roundicon= "@drawable/app_icon"         Android:supportsrtl= "true"        android:theme= "@style/apptheme.noactionbar" >

Note: Note that name is a custom application path and theme is a custom style

Second, to set a third-party font page

1. Loading local HTML pages using local fonts

This is easy, just add the JS code to the local file to

    <style>@font-face{font-family:' Mycustomfont ';src:url (' File:///android_asset/fonts/textstyle.ttf ');        }P{font-family:"Mycustomfont";font-size:X-large;        }Body{margin:0;        }    </style>

< Body   style = ' Font-family:mycustomfont; ' >

2. Load the network HTML page using local fonts

The Web page font conversion can be referred to the following URL: http://blog.csdn.net/aiynmimi/article/details/52777965

Android Global use of third-party fonts