The way i tested if this works, to have a page with textblocks in a stackpanel writing out the alphabet, and using FontFamily= with a stackpanel also referencing the font source directly.įinally I've tried using other fonts to see if the font itself was the problem (did not work either), and also tried removing "Segoe UI" (The default winui 3 font) from windows, which proved not possible as it is a system font. I've also tried both the buildactions None and Content Tried writing the source the following ways: "SolutionName":///"ProjectName"/Assets/HelveticaNeueRegular.ttf#HelveticaĪlso tried the following source, this works with multiple of my resource dictionaries: Assets/HelveticaNeueRegular.ttfĪnd finally i've tried the following source method, this I might have done right as i don't completely understand it: pack://application:,/MyAssembly component/Fonts/#CustomFontNameįor the sake of just making it work, and then cleaning later, I've placed these files in the main project. leavening me to believe I'm doing something wrong with the source. It seems the font family setter itself is the problem. I do believe this will help med change the default font. But if you set FontFamily'Segoe UI Symbol', the colour emoji also dont display. IsColorFontEnabled is type of Boolean, and its default value is false (means dont display colour). I've tried following method that this post describes. In Windows Phone 8.1, We can use IsColorFontEnabled in TextBlock to display emoji with colour.
While attempting to update the default font, I noticed, that I was unable to update any font even, font family directly on a single textblock. Ideally I want to change the default Font for the entire app. My current goal is to change the font-style according to my UX designers wishes.
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