> % HERE'S WHERE THE MAGIC HAPPENS :)
> (add-pango-fonts fonts 'tempoFont "Century Schoolbook L" (/ (*
> staff-height pt) 2.5))
Hi Abraham,
I counted on you, our font expert ;) This is indeed some magic to me. But it
works (if a # is added before (add-pango-fonts …). Thank you very much.
Sho
a1^"Now it works!"
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%< - SNIP
Now, the \layout and \paper blocks can go into your stylesheet.
HTH,
Abraham
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Hi Kevin,
thanks for your reply. Yes, this is a workaround, but I want to have these
changes in a style sheet without touching things like \italic in the document.
The problem seems to be that font attributes are overwritten by the font-name
\override:
http://www.lilypond.org/doc/v2.18/Documenta
Hi Joram,
I am not sure why \bold and \italic aren't working in your example, but you
can still use overrides within the markup blocks to get what you want, e.g.
\markup { Andante \override #'(font-name . "Century Schoolbook L italic")
con }
If you will be doing the override frequently you can m
Hi,
I want to use a different font in general (titles, lyrics, etc.) but keep
Century Schoolbook L for some parts like MetronomeMarks and BarNumbers.
How can I do that without loosing the ability to choose the font weight/shape in
the markup using \bold, \italic or \medium?
\version "2.18.2"
\pa
