Oswald Italic
Janne Desir
I am new to FontTalk, but not to FontSquirrel. I was just wondering if I was the only one having problems with the font Oswald. On FontSquirrel.com, there is mention that the font consists of 15 styles. But if I go on Google fonts or other sites where the font can be downloaded, there is only mention of 3 styles.
So, what you see on Google Fonts is all there is. (No italic versions of the letterforms). Sad to hear about Vernon Adams. Perhaps some kind soul on Font Squirrel will crank out some italic versions of it.
I've packaged and delivered a couple of different inDesign projects to a client using both Oswald-Bold & Oswald-Regular True Type fonts among a couple others. When she downloads the packaged folder and attached packaged fonts to her PC, the Oswalds only show up italicized despite there not being an italic version of the font to choose from.
When she selects the text boxes with the italicized font and switches it to Oswald- Medium (not one of the fonts I used in the packaged docs/ files... this is a version of Oswald she has installed on her computer) the italics go away, but then they are no longer The intended weight.
We've ruled out any mistakenly added character or paragraph styles (that I can see) and I imagine it's an issue with her computer not being able to read the packaged Oswalds that the files were made with.
To be sure of it, I changed the fonts to something completely different in the document saved it, and removed all instances of Oswald from my computer. I then installed fresh versions of Oswald from Google Fonts, and switched the fonts in the document to the new Oswald fonts, and sent her the new packaged file, t telling her to do the same on her end. She did and said she is still getting the same issue. Text is still stuck in italics.
Thanks for sending this over Derek. However, this problem lies in the indd file and it seems this person's issue was with the pdf. I'll run the pdf through some testing in Acrobat to see if it can tell me anything else about the fonts that may be affecting the indd file, but Im not sure I have enough experience with this to be able to know what to look for.
It sounds to me like the fact that your client is on a PC could be the problem. If, as you said, you have been using True Type fonts then there is an issue of incompatibilty depending on whether you are using Macintosh True Type fonts rather than Windows True Type fonts. True Type fonts manufactured for Windows are designed to be "cross-platform". That means that they can be read on a Mac as well as on a PC. True Type fonts manufactured for Macintosh are not designed to be cross-platform. They will not be read correctly on a Windows PC. The only true cross-platform fonts available are Open Type fonts. Hopefully the font you need is available in Open type.
I'm having the same problem with Oswald displaying as an italic version even with the regular or bold version selected. I'm on a mac running Ventura with the latest version of Illustrator (27.2) and InDesign (18), so it's not necessarily a PC problem, nor an InDesign problem. I have no character styles set, a few paragraph styles in InDesign, but there's no skew or italics selected. There were no paragraph or character styles in my Illustrator file.
I'm at a loss of what to do - I've tried reinstalling the font (even with a fresh download). I've tried activating it in Adobe fonts but I get an error message (no other details). It worked fine yesterday and today I open the same file and it's all italics. I wish I could change the font, but it's the client's brand font.
I'm not sure, as both myself and my client removed the versions of Oswald we had on our computers (Mac & PC) and installed fresh versions from Google Fonts. Still was happening on her end, but not mine. The same thing happened with another client of mine that uses PC (different font, different InDesign file). I checked to make sure no styles were in place as well as trying different file typed (indd, idml, etc). I'm at a loss of what to do.
First of all, sorry I am really new to fonts, I don't know much about them. I am using a font called "oswald" (link) inside TCPDF. I am using a project that a developer before me has made so I'm not sure if this font came integrated with TCPDF or if it was imported into it.
I have used the TCPDF ability SetFont (Link to Doc) and set the "style" to italic. I can confirm that the setting of the style works, because when I "getFontStyle" it returns an "i" for italic. When I open up oswald.php I can see this code:
January 2024 and this is still happening? I also have this problem with the font Gotham and italic, it changes itself, Figma says it is regular but it is displayed as italic, this is a HUGE problem for the styles, someone help.
OK,
now please take a look at Roboto over at Google Fonts.
This very popular font has not only two (or four with italic) versions/weights but six (12 with italic).
Most text editors make it possible to choose between each.
I hope this would be possible in rhino too?
Maybe rhino just assumes that the desired font only has two weight plus italic and so they can be chosen with bold- and italic-buttons. I guess something like a dropdown for choosing between the different weight would be desirable.
If the font family does not have an italic face, the browser uses the oblique face, if it exists. Similarly, if the oblique face does not exist, it uses the italic face, if the latter exists. If none of these faces exist, the browser would synthesize an oblique font face, unless specified otherwise in the font-synthesis property.
The details of the obliquing operation that the browsers use to fake an oblique font face are not explicitly defined in the specification. When an italic or oblique face is synthesized by the browser, only little, if any, difference between the two faces is noticeable; most of the times they look almost exactly the same.
As mentioned earlier, if the font family does not have an italic face, the browser uses the oblique face, if it exists. Similarly, if the oblique face does not exist, it uses the italic face, if the latter exists. If none of these faces exist, the browser would synthesize an oblique font face, unless specified otherwise in the font-synthesis property.
Design amazing projects with Oswald Demi Bolditalic typeface, learn about the full character set of Oswald Demi Bolditalic, try online font to see letters, numbers and characters, download this file in TTF format, also available in zip format. Oswald Demi Bolditalic is a design by Vernon Adams
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