Nir,
By default, javadoc references the DejaVu fonts, which are available by
defaut on various OSes. Oracle JDK includes a copy of the fonts in the
documentation that it generates and publishes.
For more information on DejaVu fonts, see references on the web, such as
the wikipedia page:
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Hi Jon,
Thanks for the answer. Iv'e narrowed down the issue to the DejaVu font not
being loaded, so it falls back to Georgia. Inside the 'resources' directory
where the docs are generated there should be a 'fonts' directory with a
'dejavu.css' file. This exists in OpenJDK, but not in OpenJFX. I tr
Nir,
The only way to change the font is through the stylesheet(s).
If you don't want to edit the default stylesheet, you can specify
additional stylesheets to be used on the command line. You can also
replace the default stylesheet from the command line. Look for the
--main-stylesheet and --a
