Using TTF in WPF

TTF is a collection of icon buttons because of the implementation of ImageButton contact TTF usage in WPF. You can choose to download on the Ali www.iconfont.cn website. First select the desired icon to add to your cart, select "Download code" from the shopping cart when you are finished, and you can package the icon to generate a TTF file and download it locally. The downloaded folder contains the file shown in Figure one, where Iconfont.ttf is the file required by the program, open the file to see the "Font name", the program finds the TTF file based on that name, and the reference format in C # code is "#" + "font name". The font names downloaded in iconfont.cn are generally "iconfont", so use "#iconfont" when referencing, and the instance intercepts: Component/resources/#iconfont ".

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The demo_unicode.html in Figure one contains the Unicode encoding in the TTF file, shown in two. When referencing in WPF, the way in XAML and Xaml.cs differs. The encoding for the Arrow-left icon is "& #xe614;" When referenced in XAML, the encoding needs to be copied directly, and when referenced in a code (. cs file), the format is "\ue614".

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Using TTF in WPF