Instead of using the normal font prince is choosing always the bold version of the font.
When I create a document with Adobe Acrobat I can select the font and it is correctly used and embedded.
Am I doing something wrong or is it perhaps a problem with the font.
Font Properties:
Font Name: CS Type Light
Font Family Name: CS Type Light (CS Type)*
Font Subfamiliy Name: Regular (Light)*
* = Preferred Name
Debug output:
When I add a @font-face for 'normal'/'normal' for the font into fonts.css prince uses the correct font.
When I create a document with Adobe Acrobat I can select the font and it is correctly used and embedded.
Am I doing something wrong or is it perhaps a problem with the font.
Font Properties:
Font Name: CS Type Light
Font Family Name: CS Type Light (CS Type)*
Font Subfamiliy Name: Regular (Light)*
* = Preferred Name
<style type="text/css">
.text {font-family: CS Type Light;}
</style>
Debug output:
...
prince: debug: font-family: CS Type Light
...
prince: debug: ["CS Type Light", "serif"] -> [font_record(font_desc("
CS Type Light", [normal], normal, [bold], [normal]), [font_handle(mut
var('<<reference>>'))]), font_record(font_desc("serif", [], normal, [], []), [re
direct("Times New Roman"), redirect("Symbol")])]
prince: used font: CS Type, Bold
When I add a @font-face for 'normal'/'normal' for the font into fonts.css prince uses the correct font.
...
prince: debug: ["CS Type Light", "serif"] -> [font_record(font_desc("
CS Type Light", [normal], normal, [normal], []), [font_handle(mutvar(
'<<reference>>'))]), font_record(font_desc("serif", [], normal, [], []), [redire
ct("Times New Roman"), redirect("Symbol")])]
prince: used font: CS Type, Light