I want to use a custom otf font in my Universal Windows Application, but I can't get it to work.
I am currently using this in my xaml:
<TextBlock
FontSize="16"
Text="Question"
FontFamily="../Assets/Fonts/NeoSansStdMedium.otf#Neo Sans Std Medium"/>
The font is located in Assets/Fonts, like so:
Project.Windows (Windows 8.1)
> Assets
> Fonts
> NeoSansStdMedium.otf
And Windows Fontviewer shows the font name as:
Neo Sans Std Medium
So what am I doing wrong?
The font name after the # has to match the font name, and in this case apparently the Medium is not part of the name...
Some more info: I set the .otf file's properties to Build Action: Content and Copy to Output Directory: Do not Copy.
The XAML excerpt now looks like this:
<TextBlock
FontSize="16"
Text="Question"
FontFamily="../Assets/Fonts/NeoSansStdMedium.otf#Neo Sans Std"/>
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