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equivalent of font-family: 'afont, bfont, ...' is not available
fontFamily: 'afont, bfont, ...' doesn't work in RN
Describe what you expected to happen:
For RN, there is not a css equivalent of fallback fonts. This make cross-language custom font very difficult as chinese-character-font.otf can't be used at the same time as 'korean-character-font.otf'. If there is a sentence composed by App user containing both Chinese, Korean, Japanese, ... characters, there's just not a way to deal with those within a single
Snack, code example, screenshot, or link to a repository:
Is there any potential update to support this function? It would be very helpful if there is an existing workaround though.
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React Native version: sdk-33.0.0
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font-family: 'afont, bfont, ...'
is not availablefontFamily: 'afont, bfont, ...'
doesn't work in RNDescribe what you expected to happen:
For RN, there is not a css equivalent of fallback fonts. This make cross-language custom font very difficult as chinese-character-font.otf can't be used at the same time as 'korean-character-font.otf'. If there is a sentence composed by App user containing both Chinese, Korean, Japanese, ... characters, there's just not a way to deal with those within a single
Snack, code example, screenshot, or link to a repository:
Is there any potential update to support this function? It would be very helpful if there is an existing workaround though.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: