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Is it possible to include custom fonts in jspdf Otherwise, use another font such as thai font (kanit regular) With the basic library, if i console log 'doc.getfontlist()' i get
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Courier, helvetica, times, courier, helvetica, times but, say i want to use. You can use setfont () method Adding custom fonts to jspdf to use a custom font in your pdf file, you need a.ttf version of your desired font file
Most fonts that you purchase or download will have this format available
For example, when you download a google font, you’ll get the.ttf file for each font that you downloaded. To add the font to jspdf use our fontconverter in /fontconver/fontconverter.html Learn how to use custom fonts in jspdf with this example on codepen. Adding custom fonts custom fonts require registration using addfont(), which accepts three parameters
Font file data (base64 or url), font family name, and style This code registers and applies a custom font: I want to use custom font such as 'comic sans ms' or 'calibri' font in jspdf I have found similar question here, but mine is not working
I already added the latest jspdf
And my code is like bel. By default, jspdf supports 14 standards as follows
