On 12/8/15, 2:57 AM, "Kessler CTR Mark J" <mark.kessler....@usmc.mil> wrote:
>If I remember correctly one of the main reasons we started embedding >fonts was to be able to rotate text on reports. The other being a >consistent font no matter the platform/browser. We had to embed a normal >font and a bold one. To make a smidge smaller, we used the >"unicode-range" in the CSS. > Ah yes, axis label rotation forces you to embed the fonts. I'm wondering how many folks take advantage of rotated axis labels? In your apps with Charts, are they using Spark controls in the rest of the UI? Many people have to embed both a normal and bold font, the thing is, with the current code in the repo, if you had embedded those fonts with embedAsCFF=true to use in Spark controls, you would have to now also embed the font with embedAsCFF=false, and if you use bold labels on the Charts, you would need to embed both the normal and bold font with embedAsCFF=false. -Alex
