#252 fontname d'ont work on --text-info

[Torre Collons]

Hello.

For he began, lose for my angles.

I tested --fontname use within a text-info, but it does not work.

This is my code:

yad --text-info --fixed --geometry=260x135+$activeWinXErr+$activeWinYErr --image="/usr/share/icons/oxygen/64x64/status/dialog-warningError.png" --fontname=@font@ " big green font" "monospace 20" --button="gtk-close:1";

And this other:

yad --text-info --fixed --geometry=260x135+$activeWinXErr+$activeWinYErr --image="/usr/share/icons/oxygen/64x64/status/dialog-warningError.png" --column=@font@ " big green font" "monospace 20" --button="gtk-close:1";

And other:

yad --text-info --fixed --geometry=260x135+$activeWinXErr+$activeWinYErr --image="/usr/share/icons/oxygen/64x64/status/dialog-warningError.png" --fontname=@font@ --text=" big green font" "monospace 20" --button="gtk-close:1";

Victor, can you tell me how I use FontName within a text-info. How did you tell John Pezzano, within a list works correctly --fontname @ @ font = "text" "font type"

Thanks in advance.

[Torre Collons]

Operating System information

Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
Gtk Version: 2.24.10-0ubuntu6.1

[John Pezzano]

Here is what I did in lieu of using fontname

yad --image=dialog-question --timeout=2 \
--text='<span color=\"blue\" font="24">'"${Revision}"'</span>' \
--button="gtk-ok:0"  --undecorated  --center --width 600

I used this:

   '<span color=\"blue\" font="24">'"${Revision}"'</span>'

which has

   '<span color=\"blue\" font="24">'

to set font and color of text. Note there is no space after the closing single
quote.I followed that with the contents of my variable:

    "${Revision}"

and then with no space, the end to the span:

    '</span>'

This is different than what I wanted to do for a --list output where I was able to use the @font@

[Torre Collons]

Hi John

Thank you for your comments, I've tried your option and actually works, what I discovered is that --text option is one thing, and another leaves within the text bounding box.

To modify --text option does tell you to change the text bounding box does --fontname option.

To change the font in your option, I tried:

<span font="Times New Roman bold italic 24">

and working properly, including different colors and fonts in the same sentence.

See the next message

[Torre Collons]

Hi

After an entire day learning how the wiki works, here is the result.

I deleted the attachment of the previous message

Here comes the message within --text; and a second message within the textbox area

#!/bin/bash

yad --text-info --fixed --center \
--image="/usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/status/gtk-dialog-warning.png" \
--text='<span color=\\"red\\" font="Verdana 14" >In this directory, \\nno there  </span>\
<span color=\\"red\\" font="12" > \\".pdf\\". </span> \
<span color=\\"blue\\" font= "12" >\\n\\nNow, get out of the script !. </span>' \
--button="gtk-close:1";'

Here comes the message only within --text

#!/bin/bash
echo -en "Now, get out of the script !" \
| yad --text-info --width=300 --height=230 --center \
--image="/usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/status/gtk-dialog-warning.png" \
--fontname="verdana bold Italic 16" --fore=blue --back=yellow \
--text='<span color=\\"red\\" font= "Courier 20" > You did not enter the\nname of the compressed file. </span>' \
--button="gtk-close:1"