PdfFontResource Constructor (String, String, PdfFontResourceStandard)

public PdfFontResource(
	string displayName,
	string cssName,
	PdfFontResourceStandard standardFont
)

Public Sub New ( 
	displayName As String,
	cssName As String,
	standardFont As PdfFontResourceStandard
)

Parameters

displayName

Type: SystemString
The name of the font resource when displayed to the user.

cssName

Type: SystemString
The CSS font family used for displaying text in this font in a web browser.

standardFont

Type: RadPdf.IntegrationPdfFontResourceStandard
The Standard Type 1 font used when adding a PdfTextShape or PdfField to a PDF. This parameter must not be None.

If a displayName is used containing the words "Arial", "Courier", "Helvetica" or "Times", RAD PDF may automatically substitute one of the four default fonts if the default fonts are not removed using Remove(PdfFontResource) or Clear.

The cssName parameter can be a single client side font resource or several font names as a "fallback" system. If the client's browser does not support the first font, it tries the next font, in order from left to right. It is typically best to end with a generic family (e.g. sans-serif, serif, monospace). In most cases, font family names may be either quoted (e.g. 'Courier New', 'Courier'), or unquoted (e.g. Courier New, Courier). Font family names containing most punctuation characters and digits should be quoted or escaped. Meaning that the string literal "39 Tall Text" will not work in some browsers; instead "\'39 Tall Text\'" should be used.

TrueTypeName will be set just as it is for the built-in fonts (ArialFontResource, CourierFontResource, and TimesFontResource).

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