Fonts

Fonts is the storage area of all fonts used in documentations of the specific account.

IGP:Digital Publisher includes a Font Manager module which once set up handles all of the font CSS mapping issues in the IGP:Digital Publisher print templates and documents.

IGP:Digital Publisher comes with a base set of free and Open Source fonts. You must upload and manage any other fonts you want to use in your documents.

Setting up a new font in Font Manager

Setting up a new font consists of carrying out the following steps:

1. Create a font-family
2. Upload the font faces
3. Assigning the font faces to the font-family

The font is then ready to be used in any document. Behind the scenes the full CSS-3 statements have been generated and are waiting to be applied to any document.

1. Create a font-family

Font files must be mapped to a font-family statement to be useful in IGP:Digital PublisherCSS templates. 

You can map any fonts to any font-family name, but it is generally most useful to use the original font-family name as assigned by the font foundry. For example, the Adobe Bembo font faces include:

BemboStd-ExtraBoldItalic.otf

BemboStd-SemiBold.otf

BemboStd-SemiBoldItalic.otf

BemboStd-Bold.otf

To Start

1. You must have administrative privileges to create a new template.
2. From the Main Page, clickFonts under the Administration section. This action will transfer you to the Administration Fonts page.
3. The Administration Fonts page displays the list of all Font-families (Shared and Private) within the account.

To create a new font-family

1. From the top left toolbar in the page, click Create to create a new font-family.
2. The Create Font Family form will appear.
3. Fill in the various field of the form and click Save to create the new font-family.
4. Click Cancel to close the form without creating a new font-family and return to the previous page.

Details of the Create Font Family form

All fields of the form are mandatory.

1. Font Family: Enter the name of the font-family.
2. Classification: From the Dropdown menu, select the classification to make it easier to explore and select fonts.
3. License: From the Dropdown menu, select the type of license so that users clearly know whether or not they can use fonts embedded in Websites, e-pub packages, or other distribution packages.
4. Foundry: Enter the name of the foundry from which the font originated. Eg. Adobe Type, Bitstream etc.

2. Uploading Font faces 

Depending on your fonts and from where you have purchased them, they may be single files, or multiple font faces for different font styles. In both cases the font file has to be uploaded into the system. 

To Start

1. You must have administrative privileges to create a new template.
2. From the Main Page, click Fonts under the Administration section. This action will transfer you to the Administration Fonts page.
3. The Administration Fonts page displays the list of all Font-families (Shared and Private).

To upload font-faces

1. From the list of Font families available in the Fonts page, select the family in which you want to upload the font-face.
2. From the top left toolbar in the page, click Upload to upload a font-face in the font-family.
3. The Upload Font form will appear.
4. Browse for the font-face you want to upload by clicking the Browse button. After selecting the font-face, click Upload to upload the font in the font family.
5. Font Style: From the Dropdown menu, select the Font Style of the font-face. Eg. Normal, Italic etc.
6. Font Weight: From the Dropdown menu, select the font weight of the font-face. Eg. Normal, Bold etc.
7. You can repeat this for all your font files. 
8. When you have finished uploading font files. Click Cancel to return to the Administration Fonts page.

3. Assigning font-face to a font-family

You must associate a font file with a role in a font-family that will be useful in a CSS product sense.

Assigning a font-family to a document font style

IGP:Digital Publisher pre-assigns a wide range of font-family roles in the print template. It makes use of the CSS properties to simplify both automated and manual maintenance of complex font to document style relationships. The font-family styles map directly to IGP:FoundationXHTML.

The pre-defined font-families are:

• Bodytext. Applied from the galley-rw statement.
• Body-alt. Applied from F2: Bodytext.
• TitlesAndHeaders. Use this selector to apply a font-family that is different to the bodytext to Titles and Headers. 
• Titles. Use this selector if you are going to use a different font-family on document / Book Titles and headers.
• Heads. Applied from F5: Use this selector if you are using different font-families for bodytext, titles and headers. 
• A-Head. Applied from F5: Use this selector if you are going to use a different font for A-Head
• B-Head. 
• C-Head. 
• D-Head. 
• E-Head. 
• Running-heads
• Symbols
• Ornaments
• Math

You can add your own special font-family - style definitions, or use direct font definitions onto a CSS selector at any time.

Set up a new Term

To Start

1. You must have administrative privileges to set up a new Classification term.
2. From the Main Page, click Fonts under the Administration section. This action will transfer you to the Font Manager page.
3. The Font Manager page displays the list of all Font-families (Shared and Private).

To set up a Classification Term

1. From the top left toolbar in the page, click Setup to open the Setup Font Manager page.
2. To set up a new Classification term, click the New button in the top right toolbar of the Setup Classification Term section.
3. A text-entry box will pop up prompting you to "Key in the new Classification Term".
4. Enter the new term in the text entry field.
5. Click OK to save the new term or Cancel to return to the Font Manager page.

To set up a License Term

1. From the top left toolbar in the page, click Setup to open the Setup Font Manager page.
2. To set up a new Classification term, click the New button in the top right toolbar of the Setup License Term section.
3. A text-entry box will pop up prompting you to "Key in the new License Term".
4. Enter the new term in the text entry field.
5. Click OK to save the new term or Cancel to return to the Font Manager page.

Delete a term

To Start

1. You must have administrative privileges to delete a term from Master Fonts.
2. From the Main Page, click Fonts under the Administration section. This action will transfer you to the Font Manager page.
3. The Font Manager page displays the list of all font families (Shared and Private).

To delete a term

1. From the top left toolbar in the page, click Setup to open the Setup Font Manager page.
2. The Setup Font Manager page displays the list of terms of both Classification and License in separate sections. A section for Setup CSS Font Family Targets is also there. But this section cannot be edited.
3. From the list of terms in Classification and License, browse for the term you want to delete.
4. Select the term you want to delete by highlighting it.
5. Once the term is selected, click Delete from the top right toolbar of the particular section.
6. A Confirmation dialog box will open. Click OK to confirm the delete or Cancel to return to the Setup Font Manager page.