It seems that nobody has answered your question. I hope you have read
the section on Font selection, which among others shows the answer to
your second question (using #(define fonts (make-pango-font-tree ... ).
For your first question on how to change the fonts for only the header
fields
but not for the rest of the score, the answer is surprisingly simple
ones you
realize that the full header is typeset using a single markup command
(read "Custom titles" for more information), so you can add a definition
like
\paper{
bookTitleMarkup = \markup {\override #'(font-name . "Tahoma")
\bookTitleMarkup }
}
which just keeps the default header layout but changes the font to Tahoma.
/Mats
sdfgsdhdshd wrote:
Is it possible to change the font name (or default font name) one time for
the entire header (title, subtitle, composer, poet, ...) instead of changing
it field by field?
Is it possible also to change the font name (or default font name) one time
for all markups, whereever they are: inside a score, outside a score, ... ?
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