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Add Japanese to font-family #5671
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We should probably update all the themes, which have overridden the base font definition, e.g.:
Edit: Done 3864634 |
I am wondering whether adding (only) "Osaka" is the most appropriate fix. It seems to be only for Apple. Isn't e.g. "MS Gothic" more common? |
Note for later: we should add a way to tweak font parameters independently of the default settings proposed by the themes (we might have an issue somewhere already) |
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It is very nice to know that FreshRSS is used in Japan too :)
Please support us here with screenshots "before" and "after" the change.
Please find another default font families that is installed on Windows by default. Linux would be fine too.
the conflicted files can be deleted to solve the conflict |
@superuser7777 Your feedback would be welcome in #5895 , for instance related to font selection and calendar selection (which calendar system do you use?) |
Please consider changing the CSS as shown below.
This modification improves display readability for Japanese people.
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"Osaka",
Change before
font-family: "OpenSans", "Cantarell", "Helvetica", "Arial", "PingFang SC", "Microsoft YaHei", sans-serif;
After change
font-family: "OpenSans", "Cantarell", "Helvetica", "Arial", "Osaka", "PingFang SC", "Microsoft YaHei", sans-serif;
The Chinese fonts such as "PingFang SC" and "Microsoft YaHei" can be displayed like Japanese, but the kanji are greatly broken down, making them difficult for Japanese people to read.
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Thank you for the great software!
I've migrated all my RSS readers to FreshRSS!