In many applications, it is a compulsory requirement to include
custom fonts. The type of the fonts to be used depends on the
requirement of the application. This article gives a detailed
explanation of using custom fonts in Xamarin forms applications.
Step 1
Select "New project" at the left side of Visual Studio. A pop up window listing out different projects will be opened.
Step 2
Open the Solution Explorer. Right click on the portable project, add a click on "Add a new item", so that a popup window is opened as shown.
Step 5
The final output is shown in the screen shot.
Step 1
Select "New project" at the left side of Visual Studio. A pop up window listing out different projects will be opened.
Select "Cross-Platform" at the left side and then select Blank App (Xamarin.Forms Portable), as shown in the figure.
Rename the application "CustomFont App". Then click "OK" so that a new project with name "CustomFont App" is created.
Step 2
Open the Solution Explorer. Right click on the portable project, add a click on "Add a new item", so that a popup window is opened as shown.
Select Cross-platform and select "Forms Xaml Page" and rename the page as "CustomFontPage".
Then, click on "Add" Button so that an XAML page with the name "CustomFontPage" is created.
Step 3
Download .ttf files from font specifying websites ex: "www.fontsquirrel.com". and place the .ttf files in the assets folder of the Android project as shown in the below screen shot.
Step 4
Add the following lines of code in .xaml page of CustomFontPage.
Then, click on "Add" Button so that an XAML page with the name "CustomFontPage" is created.
Step 3
Download .ttf files from font specifying websites ex: "www.fontsquirrel.com". and place the .ttf files in the assets folder of the Android project as shown in the below screen shot.
Step 4
Add the following lines of code in .xaml page of CustomFontPage.
- <StackLayout>
- <Label Text="Default Font" TextColor="Black" FontSize="25" ></Label>
- <Label Text="Pacifico Font" TextColor="Black" FontSize="25" FontFamily="Pacifico.ttf#Pacifico"></Label>
- <Label Text="Roboto-Regular Font" TextColor="Black" FontSize="25" FontFamily="Roboto-Regular.ttf#Roboto-Regular"></Label>
- </StackLayout>
Step 5
The final output is shown in the screen shot.
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