Use NotoSerif by default or at least a bigger font#82
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Question regarding font scaling – does this work in tandem with device-level font size preferences? I'm curious how (if at all) this will scale up/down with device settings. |
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It looks like it's respecting dynamic text. I can see some issues around content sizing and cropped text, and I'm not sure if the scale is correct. But at least it's responding to the setting. Min, default, max:
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Awesome, thanks for confirming! Text sizing within editors is a tricky thing, but it's good to know where we're at. |
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Works perfectly as advertised for both WordPress-iOS and the Gutenberg example app! ✅
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Just noting that I haven't done the Android part since I'm not familiar with the font system there, but I think the default font size was already better than iOS |
The existing default font was too tiny, I updated it to 16 points to match Aztec.
Also, if the NotoSerif font is available it will use that. I'm not super happy with the implementation, but making it configurable seemed like a lot of effort for now.
To test:
From WordPress-iOS, edit the
Podfileand point theRNTAztecViewpod to this branch:Run
bundle exec pod update RNTAztecViewRun the app, create or edit a post with Gutenberg and verify that the paragraph/heading blocks are using NotoSerif
If you run the gutenberg-mobile example app, it should show paragraphs with the system fonts but at 16 points.