Mac OS Sequoia, probably relevant. I created dot files that use a font in my ~/Library/Fonts and referenced it with DOT_COMMON_ATTR = “fontname=NotoSans-Italic … “. DOT_FONTPATH = /Users/…/Fonts Dot output type is SVG. The HTML output is correct although the included SVG file does not display properly in Safari. It’s fine in Chrome and when opened with an SVG editor; Safari is known to have a problem with SVG fonts. The LaTeX output is another story. The dot file is correct, but in processing the font information is lost. Some standard font (Helvetica or Arial) is substituted. /NotoSans-Italic (path to ttf file); has been added to the Fontmap.GS file for ghostscript. What else needs to be done? I have tried pdflatex, xelatex, and lualatex, all without success. How do I intervene in the dot to pdf process to get the font looked up? (Or should the ttf be copied to some special directory?)
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