Add fonts from resource in .NET Core

[Lech Kulikowski]

Hello,

All available tags, you can find in the following article:
https://stimulsoft.zendesk.com/hc/en-us ... gs-in-text

Thank you.

[johan.gorter]

Hello,

I noticed in the article you posted that <ul> <li> and <ol> are not present. They seem to work however.
Is there any particular reason <strong> and <em> are supported and <ins> and <del> are missing? They could be easily implemented as aliasses for <u> and <s> respectively.

Regards,

Johan Gorter

[johan.gorter]

I am also really missing the possibility to use hyperlinks in Html text. We really do need this in our product. Any chance this can be added?

[HighAley]

Hello,

The result is that the roboto-bold font is not used, the emoji disappears and the link is not clickable.

At this moment, there is no support of the HTML tags in .NET Core cross-platform mode.
We are using Windows libraries for the rendering.
We are working on the HTML engine that will work on all platforms.

> When using the Arial font instead of Roboto, the hyperlink still does not work and the emoji also disappears.

The emoji is added with a special unicode-symbol
Most of all fonts don't contain this symbol.

In this case Browsers and Windows uses the "font fallback". This algorithm is very complicated and, therefore, is not realized in our product.
This symbol could not be shown in WinFroms.

Thank you.