Allows text to be horizontally stretched or condensed by a %
factor. Handy for tweaking the widths of fonts to fit a bit
of extra text into labels (when used sparingly, that is...
you can certainly abuse font stretching with some horrendous
results!)
Requires Qt 6.3+ or KDE's 5.15 fork
Thanks for KDAB for fixing the upstream issues blocking this!
Adds two new capitalization styles for labels and text symbols:
- Small Caps: Renders lowercase characters as small caps
- All Small Caps: Renders all characters as small caps (regardless
of their original case)
Requires Qt 6.3+, or Qt 5.15 using KDE's fork and the cmake
HAS_KDE_QT5_SMALL_CAPS_FIX switch defined during build.
QgsTextFormat
Just like in CSS, these families will be used as an ordered list
of fonts to fallback on if the actual text format font isn't available
on a particular QGIS install.
This is API only, and isn't designed to be shown anywhere in QGIS.
Instead the intended use is for creators of QGIS styles to either use
the raw api to specify the list of fallback fonts OR hand edit the
style xml to add the fallback fonts, e.g by adding a block like:
<families>
<family name="Arial"/>
<family name="Helvetica"/>
<family name="Sans"/>
</families>
To the "text-style" parent element.
rename the confusing "Capitalize First Letter" option to
"Force First Letter to Capital"
This change is intended to clarify the role of the "capitalize
first letter" option, and to provide an option which actually
does what users expect the "capitalize first letter" option
to do.
Fixes#16539
This is a hack which has been in place in layouts/composer for a long
time in order to provide more consistent and reliable text rendering
at small font sizes or when "zoomed out". Without this hack the font
rendering and metric based calculations for these small font sizes
can be unstable, leading to font sizes "jumping" around as a layout
is zoomed into or out of.
