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SharpLeaf Reference > FontType Structure > Name Property

FontType.Name Property

Font face name.

public string Name {get; set;}

Example

font.Name = "Verdana";

Adding fallback fonts

A list of fallback fonts can be specified with comma-separated names. This is particularly useful for web formats, when the fonts available to the display system are unknown.

font.Name = "Verdana,Arial,Sans"; // Try Verdana, then Arial, then fallback to any font of the "sans" family.

Adding CSS effects

CSS effects can be attached to the font, after a semicolon ‘;’.

font.Name = "Verdana,Arial,Sans;opacity:0.8"; // use opacity on drivers that support it

See also ...

FontType.Members

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